Youth vote will make Malaysia a better country, says group

By SHARON LING

KUCHING: The group of youth who took the government to court over delays to Undi18 are looking forward to voting in the next election.

Grace Chang Swee Ern said the youth would now have a voice in the country’s future through the democratic process.

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