BBC highlights Ain Husniza's cause as she reiterates rape is someone's trauma and not a joke


Ain Husniza Saiful Nizam (right) with her father Saiful Nizam Abdul Wahab.

PETALING JAYA: Student Ain Husniza Saiful Nizam's #MakeSchoolASaferPlace movement to end rape culture in schools, has garnered further international attention with the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) chronicling her journey.

The 17-year-old's battle, which started after she called out her teacher's rape jokes in class, was captured in a two-minute, 50-second clip, where her father Saiful Nizam Abdul Wahab also appeared.

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