SETIA ALAM: Thousands of Malaysians are expected to show up at the Setia City Convention Centre today to make a stand against hate and intolerance at the country’s first-ever Kindness Concert.
Thousands of Malaysians are expected to show up at the Setia City Convention Centre today to make a stand against hate and intolerance at the country’s first-ever Kindness Concert.
SP Setia CEO Datuk Khor Chap Jen has taken a personal interest in the movement, visiting his hometown and alma mater in Parit Buntar to raise awareness. “When people stay together, all problems can be solved together, and that’s where kindness and loyalty comes in. It keeps people together,” said Khor.
"As a columnist for so many years, I know a thing or two about conflict and disagreements, especially when it comes to politics. But we must never let that descend into hate, and that's why I am supporting this movement.
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