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The community must stop demonising the group of teens who have been hauled up as suspects in the Darul Quran Ittifaqiyah tahfiz school fire because they are just kids.
Child advocate Dr Hartini Zainuddin said it's unacceptable how the suspects and their families are being treated by the public.
Child advocate Dr Hartini Zainuddin said it's unacceptable how the suspects and their families are being treated by the public.
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