'Sugar baby' reports disappointing, unjustly cast doubts on morality of students: Sunway Education Group CEO

By SANDHYA MENON

Dr. Elizabeth Lee. -filepic

PETALING JAYA: Reports in various online portals claiming that students from Malaysia’s top public and private universities are "sugar babies" are disappointing, says Prof Dr Elizabeth Lee.

The Sunway Education Group chief executive officer said the reports are an “inaccurate reflection of the country's students and respectable institutions of higher education”.

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