21st century slavery – really?!
“If Heaven could cry, then Cambodia would never know drought.”
“If Heaven could cry, then Cambodia would never know drought.”
Hafidzi Razali examines local steps taken to stop baby dumping in the country.
Sinjoro Eng invites you to learn and teach others the international language of Esperanto.
Critical lapses in protection mechanisms and government oversight clouded the imminent warnings of disaster in the orphanage landslide.
abandoned by family, kicked out from an orphanage, this is the incredible story of one boy’s search for love
Justin invites Malaysians, even Singaporeans and Indonesians to join Coalition Duchenne in their Mount Kinabalu expedition on September 2011 in their bid to raise global awareness on Duchenne muscle dystrophy.
Justin finds it ironic that the very technology that connects humanity is also the one that disconnects us from our humanity.
From Sabah, Stories from the East continues with a piece by Anne Baltazar about children who grow up without basic rights in our own backyard.
Whether we realise it or not, our whole life has always been dictated and ordered. From childhood, we are programmed to follow what our elders say without asking much.
A consideration of the Thailand Family and Community Group Conference as a method for dealing with youthful offenders and its suitability for implementation in the Malaysian criminal system.
A consideration of some of the legal issues that relate to the custodial battle of Bi-Anne.
Vivian decided to participate in a Children’s Right Colloquium held by her law school this month. Here, she shares what she learnt.
Vivian decided to participate in a Children’s Right Colloquium held by her law school this month. Here, she shares what she learnt.
News that a 22 year old school teacher had got married to a 14 year old girl has caused shockwaves in Malaysia, reverberating around the world. Recall what it was like to be 14 again, and consider if such marriages really can hold water under the law. I still remember the 14th year of my [...]
Considering the lack of consideration for the rights of the child in the recent case of the lunch meal caning.
The latest case of a child raped by a bus driver in front of other children has prompted reactionary measures short of another “royal circus” inquiry. Where is our National Children Safety Policy when we clearly need a foundation towards developing long term preventive measures?
A no holds-barred critique of Nazri Aziz’s recent statement on cutting down on scholarships for the growing number of bright students.
Considering preemptive legal steps in preventing your scumbag of an ex-spouse from leaving the country with your child.
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