Education and Social Policy
Education and Social Policy
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Domestic PolicyEnhancing dementia healthcare in Malaysia
Malaysia’s dementia care services need to be well prepared holistically for the critical shift.
By Farah Natasya Muhamad Ridzuan -
Domestic Policy
DIGITIZING the Malaysian National Carbon Credit Registry
Malaysia can play a crucial role in promoting sustainable practices in the region and positioning itself as a leader in the global effort against climate change.
By Rais Hussin -
Domestic Policy
Strengthening the quality of our education system
The fate of a nation will be determined by the quality of its schools
By Jennifer Ley -
Domestic Policy
Social welfare for the rakyat
Social welfare must be aligned with social security so that both are mutually complementary and reinforcing.
By Jennifer Ley -
Education and Social Policy
Nip in the bud of the dangerous world of drug trafficking through prevention
More pro-active implementation and enforcement strategy is needed to replace the current thinking that has been there for the past forty years.
By Farah Natasya Muhamad Ridzuan -
Education and Social Policy
A call to humanise our prisons
Adopting a humane approach is key to Malaysia's prison reforms.
By Jennifer Ley -
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 -
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 -
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 -
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
