‘Be kind to OKU on the job’


We’re here to serve: Jeremy D’orville, 22, and Kevin Khor Dren Hwee, 31, who have learning disabilities, attending to a customer at Bake with Dignity cafe in Bandar Sunway. — AZHAR MAHFOF/The Star

PETALING JAYA: Be it the assault of a deaf e-hailing driver or the recent attack involving a trader in Terengganu, the challenges and risks that persons with disabilities (OKU) face in their day-to-day life are aplenty.

At work too, OKU find it tough when dealing with discrimination.

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