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“To me, prisoners are human beings too, so we cannot shun them. One day they are going to come out, and people should employ them. There’s always a stigma about employing ex-prisoners, but I would definitely employ them in my company…”

“On the day that the prisoners will be released back to society, the Director/Warden will be there, and a list of his biography, weight before and after entering prison, crimes committed and time served will be called out…”

’Once you start doing drugs, you just can’t quit.’

“I have been working as a police officer for 14 years. My team leads the inmate rehabilitation programme in prisons in Bentong, Kajang and Sungai Buloh…”

(2/2) “The challenges I’ve faced, especially during the planning stages of my solo motorcycle trip around the world, were endless.

(1/2) “I traveled the world on a motorbike solo, crossing 40 countries and 4 continents with a total distance of 65,639 kilometres…”

“When I was a little girl, me and my siblings would stage a little theater at home during school holidays and charge our parents for it…”

‘Fashionable Humans of Kuala Lumpur’

‘Fashionable Humans of Kuala Lumpur’

‘Fashionable Humans of Kuala Lumpur’

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