Penangites: Do We Know Our Civil Rights?

By Melissa Chan

June 2020 STATISTICS
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A survey conducted by Penang Monthly on civil rights awareness in Penang gathered 120 respondents, and revealed the following results.Correction: Please note that the gender percentage was switched by mistake in our print copies. Our online version has been updated accordingly to reflect the accurate figures.

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Melissa Chan

is a lawyer-in-training in the UK with a passion for musicals, stories and learning about people from all walks of life. She enjoys speaking to a diverse range of fellow Penangites, analysing their different perspectives and sharing their voices with the community.

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