One act of kindness changed the lives of this Orang Asli family


  • Living
  • Wednesday, 07 Oct 2020

For the second year running, Orang Asli communities will be actively involved in the #StandTogether Kindness Movement campaign to support Orang Asli children who are struggling with being bullied or misunderstood in schools.

Leona Safarita, an Orang Asli of Semai descent, had an upbringing that was rooted in kindness.

Her father, Rosli Bah Air, was adopted as a 14-year-old by a Chinese man named Chan Lai Tuck, who wanted to give him a better future.

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