Non-Discrimination
Discover the power of non-discrimination through articles by young people and UNICEF in Malaysia. Non-discrimination means giving everyone a fair chance, regardless of differences. It’s about celebrating diversity and ensuring equal opportunities for success. In a world without discrimination, everyone is valued and respected, no matter their race, religion, gender, or background.
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Our Voices Matter: Malaysia’s CRC Children’s Report — Explained!
A little peek into the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) and Malaysia’s first ever Children’s Report!
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© UNICEF Malaysia/Ian Teh
Why inclusive education in Malaysia has a long way to go
Schools should be for everyone … So why aren’t they?
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UNICEF Malaysia/2024/Nazir Sufari
Migrant and refugee children in Malaysia: Forgotten or ignored?
How our actions can change lives and build a more inclusive and caring society.
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Invisible disabilities in Malaysia: The struggles you don’t see
Building empathy and inclusivity for young people with invisible disabilities in Malaysia.
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Guiding hands: Embrace inclusivity by learning Malaysian Sign Language
Discover the importance of Malaysian Sign Language (BIM) and learn how it can bridge the communication gap with the deaf…
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Ten fun facts about UNICEF’s 70 years in Malaysia
Discover how UNICEF’s 70 years "Bersama Malaysia" have shaped the future for children!
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Two worlds, one dream: Bridging the gap for equality, freedom, and justice
We all can play a role in creating a world where every child is free from the weight of inequality.
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Discrimi-Nation: What discrimination looks like In Malaysia
It’s mad that some of us experience discrimination even before we’re born.
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Inclusive play: a driver for change on #ZEROdiscrimination Day (and every other day!)
We all can learn patience, kindness, and empathy by playing together as equals. 💙
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How to talk to your racist relatives about racism
Okay, ma, pa, aunty, uncle, ya’ll can’t say that anymore.
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