Social

Domestic Policy
Improving medical screening in view of the Foreign Worker Employment Relaxation Plan

Making the medical screening for foreign workers more rigorous is critical to prevent the spread of diseases.
By Juhi Todi

2 years ago
Domestic Policy
HIV treatment in Malaysia – are we there yet?

There’s a critical need for an all-inclusive and comprehensive HIV treatment.
By Jachintha Joyce Devasagayam Jayakumar

2 years ago
Education and Social Policy
Improving first aid in Malaysia – difference between a life saved and lost

Training the public in first aid can save thousands of lives every year.
By Juhi Todi

2 years ago
Education and Social Policy
The critical need of enhancing the quality of services in child care centres

With the dreadful spectre of child abuse figures worsening year by year, parents will be extremely anxious about their children’s safety at child care centres and nurseries.
By Farah Natasya Muhamad Ridzuan

2 years ago
Economy and Finance
Buy now, pay later – and “forever”?

As financial services evolve, so must our mindsets.
By Jennifer Ley

2 years ago
Domestic Policy
e-Waste in Malaysia – a gnawing problem

Recycling e-waste is critical for meeting the growing demand for electronics and for environmental safety.
By Juhi Todi

2 years ago
Education and Social Policy
Gender-based violence (GBV) – the plight of Rohingya refugee women

Over the years, Rohingya women and girls have faced various forms of GBV.
By Jachintha Joyce Devasagayam Jayakumar

2 years ago
Domestic Policy
“Pre-marital” children in Malaysia – addressing the issue

Removing the 'Illegitimate' title given to children born out of wedlock is critical for their mental and emotional health.
By Juhi Todi

2 years ago
Education and Social Policy
Investing in employee mental health in Malaysia

Investing in employee mental health is critical for organisational and economic success.
By Juhi Todi

2 years ago
Education and Social Policy
Safeguarding our senior citizens from financial scams

With Malaysia officially being an aged nation, it would be imperative to consolidate a practical framework to safeguard as well as empower Malaysia’s people throughout all stages of life.
By Jennifer Ley

2 years ago

Making the medical screening for foreign workers more rigorous is critical to prevent the spread of diseases.

There’s a critical need for an all-inclusive and comprehensive HIV treatment.

Training the public in first aid can save thousands of lives every year.

With the dreadful spectre of child abuse figures worsening year by year, parents will be extremely anxious about their children’s safety at child care centres and nurseries.

As financial services evolve, so must our mindsets.

Recycling e-waste is critical for meeting the growing demand for electronics and for environmental safety.

Over the years, Rohingya women and girls have faced various forms of GBV.

Removing the 'Illegitimate' title given to children born out of wedlock is critical for their mental and emotional health.

Investing in employee mental health is critical for organisational and economic success.

With Malaysia officially being an aged nation, it would be imperative to consolidate a practical framework to safeguard as well as empower Malaysia’s people throughout all stages of life.