Education and Social Policy
Education and Social Policy
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Domestic PolicyRemember the Squid Game!
“Reflect on Malaysian political scene while watching the #squidgame”
By Rais Hussin and Margarita Peredaryenko -
Domestic Policy
Severity of flooding in Malaysia requires greater concerted effort
Rather than purely relying on government effort in mitigating flood issues, all Malaysians must do their part not to throw any rubbish into the drain or river.
By Amanda Yeo -
Domestic Policy
Harmonising views in addressing vaccine hesitancy
MIR Research proposes “firm yet fair” people-driven mandates instead of being authoritatively forceful - until and unless new data emerges to either support or change the present narrative.
By Ameen Kamal -
Education and Social Policy
Strengthening family ties could help to reduce the divorce rate
When married couples could find ways to improve their relationship and marriage together, they could strengthen the family ties with their children.
By Amanda Yeo -
Domestic Policy
Continue caring for the rakyat’s well-being during the new normal
The rakyat still require time to adjust back to pre-Covid times and find new ways to recover from the loss of loved ones, jobs and income.
By Amanda Yeo -
Education and Social Policy
Addressing period poverty crucial in meeting the socio-economic needs of marginalised girls and women
To advocate the well-being of young girls and women in Malaysia, the new federal administration must first identify the root causes of period poverty.
By Amanda Yeo -
Domestic Policy
Rethinking and reconceptualising the affirmative action agenda in Malaysia
The term, “keluarga”, evokes one of the most basic instincts and is the fundamental social expression of what it means to be human.
By Jason Loh and Ameen Kamal -
Domestic Policy
Brain drain and reversing the trend
Reversing brain drain should be seen as an integral aspect of human capital development.
By Jason Loh -
Education and Social Policy
Covid-19 endemic stage: Healthier lifestyle can make a big difference
Empowerment of individual health is a crucial and indispensable component of social protection and community-level resilience against current and future health crises.
By Ameen Kamal -
Bahasa Malaysia
Mechanisation in the plantation industry a boon for eradicating underemployment
And this could also solve the triple problems of unemployment, underemployment and too much reliance on foreign labour.
By Jamari Mohtar
