TAR UC shines at China-Asean competition


Seek help: Eng wants to encourage abuse victims to approach their communities for assistance instead of suffering in silence.

WHEN graphic design student Eng Jay Yee came across a Women’s Aid Organisation video featuring survivors of domestic violence in Malaysia, she found the inspiration for her final year project.

Titled “It’s Not Fine!”, her artwork has recently been conferred the Bronze Award (Public Service Announcement category) at the China-Asean University Students’ Charity Design and Creativity Competition 2020 organised by the Guizhou Institute of Technology.

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