Join our “Movement of Hope”. Wear a Unity Ribbon and be proud to be Malaysian.
Each ribbon represents a hope for Malaysia.
The acceptance of each other regardless of who we are and where we come from.
It is a call to stay united, no matter what happens.
#BersatuTeguh
WE ARE BETTER TOGETHER!
Wear a UNITY RIBBON and discover other Malaysians wearing the UNITY RIBBON too.
Berjabat tangan to start a conversation, and snap a wefie with them to upload to social media.
☺ Tag your photos with #BersatuTeguh !
WEAR A RIBBON FOR UNITY
Purchase your Unity Ribbon at RM2.50 each or a box of 50 Unity Ribbons at RM125.00.
WHERE TO PURCHASE?
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| The Unity Ribbon is available at the following MyNews.com outlets. | ||
| Klang Valley
Tesco Puchong Giant Hypermarket, Batu Caves AEON, Taman Equine Prince Court Medical Centre Mid Valley Megamall KL Sentral Bukit Bintang Stesen MRT, Kota Damansara Kuchai Entrepreneurs Park |
Penang
Giant Hypermarket, Bayan Baru Tesco, Tanjung Pinang Gurney Plaza Jalan Magazine Jalan Tengah Bayan Baru |
Johor
AEON Tebrau City Store & Shopping Centre Plaza Angsana Little Red Cube Komtar JBCC Paradigm Mall Johor Bahru |
☀ Inspiration Behind Unity Ribbon Design
EMPOWER ORANG ASLI
The Unity Ribbons are handmade by Orang Asli youths, university students and volunteers.
50 sen for every Unity Ribbon goes to Orang Asli education and empowerment.
“Kami ingin membanggakan ibu bapa kami. Semestinya, kami bangga menjadi rakyat Malaysia dan berharap mengecapi kebahagiaan dan hubungan yang akrab sesama kita.”
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Bella & Farah
Suku Jakun
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Pelatih Projek57 & Penerima Dana Pendidikan Projek57
“I want to keep learning, and to be successful. I’m living in a beautiful country with many cultures and diversity, something that not all countries have. I hope my country can be a role model for peace and harmony.”
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Miri
Temiar tribe
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One of Projek57’s 1st retail trainees
“We are the first in our villages to go to university. We hope we can return to help build our villages. Please don’t look down on our tribes. Instead, let’s all different races learn to accept each other.”
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Lia & Adda
Temiar tribe
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Projek57 Education Fund recipients
