Youth political awareness on the rise


PETALING JAYA: The constantly changing national political landscape since the 2018 general election and the party-hopping sagas have left many Malaysian youths confused over coalition line-ups and their grand directions.

Two NGOs – Reform Malaysia and YPolitics – have stepped up their work to remind Malaysian youths that their voices and votes still matter.

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