
The Lasting Scars Of Child Labour: Stories From The Ground
At the age of 12 years old, Mohammed and his older brother became breadwinners when their father fell ill. Mohammed, a Middle-East refugee dropped out

At the age of 12 years old, Mohammed and his older brother became breadwinners when their father fell ill. Mohammed, a Middle-East refugee dropped out

“Sweatshops working children in Bangladesh for a notable fast-fashion company” and “Children in Africa mining for the rich” – these headlines have caught the eyes

We currently live in times where climate change is no longer a matter of discussion. It has become our reality where the livelihood of many

In the journey of uncovering the landscape of orphanages in Malaysia, we have heard the voices of both caretakers and individuals who were part of

School counsellors are the first line of defence when it comes to tackling mental health issues in school. They play a crucial role in identifying

Earlier this year, when attempted suicide is still considered a crime, a parent of a teenage child who attempted suicide through overdosing medication stated that

“I didn’t know” – a phrase no person should utter when it comes to sexual assault. Ignorance poses threats and places society in dangerous environments,

Have you ever wondered what it’s like living in an orphanage or welfare home? We spoke to two individuals Nathan** and Amelia** who grew up

In the recent announcement of Budget 2022, Finance Minister Tengku Zafrul Abdul Aziz announced an allocation to Ministry of Education worth RM52.6 billion and to

Children who have been orphaned, abused and neglected, abandoned by their families find safe havens in institutional care or sometimes better known as welfare homes