Getting stateless kids off the streets and into school


Mission to mend: (From right) DFC chairperson Grace Yii, Lau and Jaban in one of the classrooms for stateless children.

SIBU: There were teary eyes as pupils at the Destiny for Children (DFC) Association Sibu cried while hugging their teachers when they departed for their semester break.

This has been a common scene as the children prefer not to have a holiday break.

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