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Please support the “Our Children. Our Hope. Our Future” Children’s Homes Fundraising Dinner (10 Dec 2009, Grand Ballroom, Sunway Hotel)
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Please support the “Our Children. Our Hope. Our Future” Children’s Homes Fundraising Dinner (10 Dec 2009, Grand Ballroom, Sunway Hotel) | Please support the “Our Children. Our Hope. Our Future” Children’s Homes Fundraising Dinner (10 Dec 2009, Grand Ballroom, Sunway Hotel) |
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Contributed by the Human Rights CommitteeIt’s that time of the year again when the Bar Council puts together an annual event to commemorate International Human Rights Day. This year’s theme is “Our Children. Our Hope. Our Future” in recognition of our role not merely as custodians of society but also as those who shape its values. We believe that every child has economic, social and cultural rights, related to the conditions necessary to meet his or her basic human needs such as food, shelter, education and healthcare. Therefore, we are holding a Children’s Homes Fundraising Dinner this year, whereby proceeds will go to seven children’s homes (Desa Amal Jireh, The Pure Life Society, Gurpuri Foundation, Rumah Solehah, An-Najjah, All Ethnic Group Refugee Children Education Centre and Rumah Sayangan). “Our Children. Our Hope. Our Future” Children’s Homes Fundraising Dinner Grand Ballroom, Sunway Hotel, Resort and Spa 10 December 2009, 6:30pm Dinner ticket @ RM200 per ticket/ RM2,000 per table Dress code: Formal Donations and contributions received will help to maintain and improve the conditions of the homes and create a better environment for the children, some of whom are orphans, stateless or living with HIV/AIDS and other forms of terminal disease and disability. We hope that you will come and support this important and meaningful event because it is up to all of us to make it right for our children. We also welcome individual donations and corporate sponsorships. Alternatively, you may wish to support us by sharing this event with your colleagues, friends and families, and if possible, to seek sponsorship on our behalf. For individual donations: Kindly send us your donation via cheque made out to “Bar Council” and state clearly the purpose of your donation (eg. “For ‘Our Children. Our Hope. Our Future’ fundraising dinner on 10 December 2009”), and your contact details at the back of the cheque. Please send the cheque to The Bar Council, No. 13, 15 & 17, Leboh Pasar Besar, 50050 Kuala Lumpur. Alternatively, you can wire transfer/direct deposit the donation to the following bank account:
Please pay all bank charges so that the Bar Council receives the full amount of the fees. We will not cover transaction costs. After transferring or sending your fee, please e-mail us at ruhil@malaysianbar.org.my, and tell us your name, institution, and the amount of money you transferred/sent. For verification purposes, please attach a copy of the transfer slip/cheque and the registration form to the your e-mail. For tickets and further information, please contact Lim Ka Ea at 03-2031 7103, email: kaea@malaysianbar.org.my, or Siti Kasim at 012-223 3371, email: sitikasim@gmail.com. Let’s do this for the children because they’re our hope and our future. Thank you. Yours faithfully, Andrew Khoo Chin Hock Chairperson Human Rights Committee More information on the event and on sponsorship options is available here. Click here to access the information brochure with details on, and photos of, the seven children's homes. Comments (2)
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I support the CAUSE of course, but due to personal experiences, I would not want to donate to at least one of the homes named.
Suffice to say that even taking into account my high standards, it is not right to make children actively learn about another religion different from what they were born or raised up with originally.
For me, that's coercion, as these children (including teenagers) are not yet adults.
ALEX TAN KEN SENG