Celebrating International Women’s Day with Mobile Service Counter for the Community
Kuching South City Councillors Tay Tze Kok and Liew Leong Yee, along with their team and community leaders, organized a Woman’s Day celebration event featuring both appreciation gestures and community services.
The team distributed roses to women as a symbol of appreciation and respect. They also set up a mobile service counter to assist the public with various community-related matters.
International Women’s Day is not only a celebration of women’s progress in peace, equality, and development but also an opportunity for society to reflect on promoting gender equality and enhancing women’s welfare. The event attracted dozens of women and over a hundred participants, reflecting strong support for women’s contributions and rights.
Speaking at the event, Tay emphasized his deep respect and appreciation for the role of women in society. He expressed his hope for a world where gender equality is upheld, enabling everyone to thrive in a fair and inclusive society that drives national progress.
“I was born and raised in Padungan, and throughout my life, I have witnessed the immense sacrifices women make for their families and communities. My own mother’s dedication to our family has profoundly shaped my understanding of the vital role women play in our society,” he shared.
He further added, “Women in Padungan have devoted themselves selflessly to their families and society. They are not only the first teachers of their children but also key contributors to social harmony. We must recognize and respect their hard work while ensuring their rights are protected. True gender equality must be the foundation of a progressive society.”
Beyond celebrating women’s achievements, the event highlighted the team’s commitment to grassroots engagement and community service. By setting up a mobile service counter, the team engaged directly with residents, listening to their concerns and providing assistance.
Tay emphasized that national progress depends on unity, mutual respect, and inclusivity. He called on all sectors of society to continue advocating for women’s rights, ensuring a future where gender equality and equal opportunities become a reality for all.


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