For over two years, the global pandemic along with its restrictions foreshadowed gloomy days for many sectors, especially food vendors. During this period, F&B vendors
The indigenous and native communities residing in Malaysia are composed of Orang Asli, Orang Ulu and the Anak Negeri. In 2017, it was estimated that
In terms of medical aid, being sheltered away from the city can be challenging and dangerous for communities that do not have easy access to
For the longest time, the word refugee has carried an unspoken negative perception to it. Host country communities may not be accepting of refugees and
Malaysia is home and host to more than 182,000 refugees and asylum seekers registered under UNHCR, as of April 2022. The majority, 156,200 people are
To many of us, going to school involves a journey on the bus or a van or by car. Sometimes we are blessed to live
In 2017, the news of eight teenagers dying and leaving eight more injured from a road accident plastered the headlines. Earlier in 2022, the old
It is so easy to take for granted the effortless attempt to get access to the most precious natural resource in the world – water.
In Malaysia, there were over 230,000 single mothers reported in 2016. This number has since increased[1]. During the Covid-19 lockdowns, some marriages were on the
Water is a human right and everyone deserves access to clean water and sanitation. Without water, livelihoods and living are affected. Perhaps you may remember