Grace Nathan, daughter of a passenger on the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, has become an advocate for answers and closure for the families of the 239 missing individuals.

Grace Nathan, the daughter of Anne Daisy Nathan, a passenger on board the Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 that went missing in 2014, is gaining attention thanks to her appearance in Netflix’s latest documentary series MH370: The Plane That Disappeared.

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The documentary examines one of the greatest aviation mysteries of our time and attempts to uncover what really happened to the missing plane with the help of first-hand narratives and archival footage. Grace Nathan’s appearance in the show sheds light on her experience and her ongoing efforts to seek answers about the disappearance of her mother and the 238 other passengers and crew members on board the flight.

In an interview with The Mirror, Grace Nathan shared her last conversation with her mother before she boarded the flight. She said, “My mum told me she loved me before she hung up that night.” This emotional moment has stayed with her since the disappearance of the flight, and she has since become an advocate for her mother and other families who are seeking closure and answers.

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Grace Nathan is an official spokesperson for Voice 370, a support group for the families of the missing passengers. She believes that unless the plane is found, they will never know what happened or why it happened, and therefore they will not be able to prevent it from happening again. She continues to urge volunteer parties or governments to continue the search for the plane.

“I ask myself this all the time, why am I still doing this?” Grace said in her interview. “Sometimes I think I have done my best; I have done my part. But I remember how much my mum has done for me and how many sacrifices she has made. I can’t give up on finding her, it is not a thought I can entertain.”

Aside from her advocacy work, Grace Nathan is also a practicing lawyer in Selangor, Malaysia, specializing in criminal defense, constitutional law, and detention without trial. She is a Partner at Sivananthan Advocates & Solicitors and has nearly a decade of active experience in the field.