(3/3) Kalau saya tanya Solehah, apa maksud warganegara, macam mana Solehah jawab? “Saya jawab saya orang Myanmar tapi lahir Malaysia. Itu je.” Tapi maksud perkataan tu, warganegara. Apa maksud dia untuk Solehah? “Tak tahu fikir benda tu.” Watch the latest episode of Children of Chow Kit on http://rage.com.my/chowkit, a mini-documentary series where at-risk children and teens like Solehah describe how staying in Chow Kit impacts their lives.

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(2/3) Berapa lama untuk Solehah habiskan satu kad? “Satu hari.” Lamanya? “Tak, satu hari boleh buat banyak kad. Satu kad boleh siap dalam dua jam.” - Solehah, 12 Solehah and her friends at Yayasan Chow Kit design and colour their own pop-up Christmas cards to raise funds at the end of the year. Watch the latest episode of Children of Chow Kit on rage.com.my/chowkit, a mini-documentary series where at-risk children and teens like Solehah describe how staying in Chow Kit impacts their lives.

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(1/3) “Saya paling suka warna biru sebab dia terang. Tak suka warna kuning sebab tak cantik. Tapi saya guna warna kuning sekarang sebab nak gambar cantik.” - Solehah, 12 A brand new episode of Children of Chow Kit is up! Watch the mini-documentary series about how living in Chow Kit impacts the lives of at-risk children like Solehah on rage.com.my/chowkit.

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(3/3) Apa fikiran Amizan tentang perkataan keluarga? “Tak rasa sedih. Tak rasa apa-apa. Cuma gembira.” - Amizan, 10 Watch the brand new episode of Children of Chow Kit featuring Amizan and his brother Amirul on rage.com.my/chowkit.

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(2/3) Pernah tak kawan-kawan kat sekolah tanya mana ibu, mana ayah? "Tidak." - Amizan, 10 Watch the brand new episode of Children of Chow Kit featuring Amizan and his brother Amirul on rage.com.my/chowkit.

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(1/3) “Ingatan paling awal aku, saya pergi naik basikal dengan kawan saya. Adik saya Amirul nangis nak ikut. Bawa basikal dia tak lepas. Masa tu, petang-petang. Masa tu lapan tak silap saya.” - Amizan, 10 Watch the brand new episode of Children of Chow Kit featuring Amizan and his brother Amirul on rage.com.my/chowkit.

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(3/3) “It was a terrible journey, I don’t really feel comfortable to tell about that also. I wasn’t aware that we were coming to another country, my parents didn’t tell anything. I like Malaysia because it gives me a new type of lifestyle and a new way of learning. Back there and here is different. I got to know new languages and new people. I got to know about things that I am not aware back then. These things.” - Saad, 18 Watch the latest episode of Children of Chow Kit on rage.com.my/chowkit, a new mini-documentary series where at-risk children and teens like Saad describe how staying in Chow Kit impacts their lives.

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(2/3) “I saw an ad on YouTube about A Series of Unfortunate Events on Netflix. Then I saw that the centre’s library had these books! The series is based on these books. I like reading this series because it’s very similar to our lives. It’s based on reality. My favourite character is Klaus, because he likes to read, like me. And he is simple, you know, not 'modern fashion'. I take a long time to read a book because I seldom have time to do so. But I read it slowly to feel the story.” - Saad, 18 Watch the latest episode of Children of Chow Kit on rage.com.my/chowkit, a new mini-documentary series where at-risk children and teens like Saad describe how staying in Chow Kit impacts their lives.

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(1/3) “Every day after classes at the centre, I wait for the bus for 15 to 20 minutes, sometimes 45. Class ends at 5.30pm, the same as office hours, and sometimes there is bad traffic. I listen to music while waiting for the bus. But I never miss the bus because I’m always looking around me.” - Saad, 18 Watch the latest episode of Children of Chow Kit on rage.com.my/chowkit, a new mini-documentary series where at-risk children and teens like Saad describe how staying in Chow Kit impacts their lives.

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(3/3) “Bila 4 tahun, saya pergi KFC dengan keluarga dan ayah. Kita beli mainan. Tapi semua mainan dihanyutkan masa banjir. Sedih juga lah. Saya tak tahu ayah kat mana sekarang, tak tau dia hilang ke mana. Ibu tau la. Tapi setiap kali kalau orang tanya ‘Ayah pergi mana?’ simple je, dia cakap ‘lost in the jungle’. Itu je.” - Wana, 17 Watch the latest episode of Children of Chow Kit on rage.com.my/chowkit, a new mini-documentary series where at-risk children and teens like Wana describe how staying in Chow Kit impacts their lives.

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(2/3) “Ada satu kali kat rumah saya tengah dengar lagu dengan earphone. Nyanyi sorang-sorang. Mak panggil tapi saya tak dengar. Tapi saya rasa macam tak sedap, macam ada benda pandang-pandang. Tiba-tiba mak jerit, dan saya terkejut lah. Saya jalan pun dengar muzik. Bila jalan dengar bunyi ‘pik pok pik pok’, dengar lagu pun okey lah. Adalah takut kalau ada orang samun, tapi jalan ramai-ramai boleh lah." - Wana, 17 Watch the latest episode of Children of Chow Kit on rage.com.my/chowkit, a new mini-documentary series where at-risk children and teens like Wana describe how staying in Chow Kit impacts their lives.

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(1/3) “Lagu favourite saya ialah Fire oleh Bangtan Boys. Okey bukan lah favourite sangat tapi saya ingat kerana dia keluar pada hari jadi saya.” - Wana, 17 Watch the latest episode of Children of Chow Kit on rage.com.my/chowkit, a new mini-documentary series where at-risk children and teens like Wana describe how staying in Chow Kit impacts their lives.

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(3/3) “Dulu pakai baju biasa je, tapi saya katakan kat cikgu, ‘Cikgu, saya nak pakai seragam, boleh tak cikgu sediakan seragam?’ Tak dapat pergi sekolah kebangsaan pun tu satu perkara sangat sedih, tapi dah dapat pakai seragam pun dah gembira. Sebab nampak kemas kan, handsome. Waktu jalan dengan kawan-kawan, semua orang tengok, “Oh, dia orang pergi sekolah.” Means dia orang belajar. Saya nak orang acknowledge kita orang la. Saya nak bila kita pergi kan, “Eh, dia bukan dari sini, mana boleh pergi sekolah. Tapi nampak macam pergi sekolah.”‒- Ardian, 17. Watch the latest episode of Children of Chow Kit on rage.com.my/chowkit, a new mini-documentary series where at-risk children and teens like Ardian describe how staying in Chow Kit impacts their lives.

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(2/3) "Saya lebih suka menghibur. Saya suka berlakon dalam theater, menari, menyanyi, menjadi penghibur lah. Kawan saya yang recommend saya kerja dan ajar saya main guitar. Kawan yang saya kenal dari kecil lah, dari sana. Sebab kita dah pindah, dah jauh sikit. So tak dapat nak hang out sama-sama, nak luangkan masa. Sebab tu lah.” - Ardian, 17. Watch the latest episode of Children of Chow Kit on rage.com.my/chowkit, a new mini-documentary series where at-risk children and teens like Ardian describe how staying in Chow Kit impacts their lives.

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(1/3) "Lagu pertama yang saya mula main ialah Permata Cinta oleh Aiman Tino. Gitar saya Kapok, ia paling murah. Hanya RM30 untuk satu secondhand." - Ardian, 17. Watch the latest episode of Children of Chow Kit on rage.com.my/chowkit, a new mini-documentary series where at-risk children and teens like Ardian describe how staying in Chow Kit impacts their lives.

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