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Chris Lau

Chris Lau, Freelance Journalist | Chris Lau, Freelance Journalist

26-Jan-16 20:00

Chris Lau

Chris Lau is a freelance journalist who spends his time travelling to war torn countries and broken down places in search of the truth. He believes in helping people by telling their stories whether it involves social right, LGBT, or refugee issues. He was on the list of 11 Young Malaysians You Should Definitely Look Out For In 2016 by Says.

 

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