Stand against hate, intolerance


By IAN YEE
  • Nation
  • Saturday, 04 May 2019

Mass cheer: Performer Nik Qistina pictured here during a Kindness Week school visit.

SETIA ALAM: Thousands of Malay­sians are expected to show up at the Setia City Convention Centre today to make a stand against hate and intolerance at the country’s first-ever Kindness Concert.

The free indoor event will feature performances and appearances from top Malaysian artistes including Lisa Surihani, Harith Iskander, Kyoto Protocol, Man Bai, and Jinnyboy, as well as a video showcase of the inspiring student-led #StandTogether National Kindness Week movement.

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