Going beyond the classroom


Refugee rights advocate: Henry is passionate about is ensuring self-sufficiency among refugee children and youth. — AZLINA ABDULLAH/The Star

REFUGEE rights advocate Deborah Henry is on a mission to empower refugees in Malaysia

Having co-founded the Fugee School in 2009, Henry and her colleagues at the school have been working for more than a decade to secure education and opportunities for displaced persons living in Malaysia.

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