Unduk Ngadau organiser: Be brave and come forward if you've been harrassed


Joanna Kitingan

KOTA KINABALU: Victims of harassment in the Unduk Ngadau (Harvest Queen) cultural pageant are urged to be brave and come out so that justice can be served, says Unduk Ngadau Borderless Kaamatan organiser Joanna Kitingan.

She said the recent allegations raised by the contestant who said that she was molested by a politician who is a member of the organising committee came as a shock to many.

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