Tag: Malaysia

Vaksin HFMD: Vietnam Luluskan Suntikan Pertama Tangani EV71 dalam Kalangan Kanak-Kanak

Vietnam meluluskan vaksin HFMD pertamanya, ENVACGEN®, dalam langkah penting menangani penyakit tangan, kaki dan mulut, sambil Medigen dan Substipharm memperluas akses vaksin di Asia Tenggara.

HFMD Vaccine Breakthrough: Vietnam Approves First EV71 Jab for Children

Vietnam has approved its first HFMD vaccine, ENVACGEN®, marking a major step in tackling hand, foot and mouth disease as Medigen and Substipharm expand across Southeast Asia. Rollout in Vietnam signals shift towards prevention-led child healthcare in ASEAN
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Adendum Diraja: Apabila Kuasa Ihsan Secara Senyap Diruntuhkan

Adendum Diraja yang mengandungi pengampunan berbentuk tahanan rumah bagi Perdana Menteri ke-6 Malaysia bukan tentang membatalkan kesalahan atau menentang mahkamah, tetapi tentang ihsan. Penolakan Adendum Diraja menimbulkan persoalan serius mengenai peranan perlembagaan Yang di-Pertuan Agong, sikap berdiam diri Raja-Raja Melayu, dan kedudukan UMNO dalam kerajaan perpaduan yang kini kelihatan selesa meraikan penghinaan.

Royal Addendum: When The Power Of Mercy Is Being Quietly Eroded

The Royal Pardon is not about erasing guilt or defying the courts, but about mercy. The rejection of the King’s Addendum raises troubling questions about the Agong’s constitutional role, the silence of the Rulers, and UMNO’s place in a unity government that now appears comfortable celebrating humiliation.

Shafee: Authorities’ Statement Raises Concerns About Judicial Independence

Tan Sri Muhammad Shafee Abdullah’s response to the authorities’ press statement goes beyond defending Najib Razak. It underscores wider concerns about constitutional rights, judicial independence, and Malaysia’s global credibility at a time when political pressures risk shaping public perception of justice.

Space Law: Malaysia Showcases Strong Leadership At Moot Court Competition

Malaysia affirms its regional leadership in space law through the successful hosting of the PMPA 2025 Moot Court Competition, positioning itself as a hub for legal innovation in the space sector.

Rosmah Mansor’s AMLA Case: Appeal Withdrawal Brings Finality

The Attorney General’s Chambers has withdrawn its appeal in the money-laundering proceedings involving Rosmah Mansor, bringing an end to years of litigation and marking the conclusion of a closely watched chapter in her legal journey.

SEN Symposium 2025 : ASEAN Edition Celebrates Inclusivity & Sustainability Across Region

SEN Symposium 2025 ASEAN Edition brings together voices from across the region, celebrates extraordinary talents, and builds an inclusive ecosystem.

Titah Adendum: Mengapa Arahan Pengampunan Najib Wajar Dihormati

Keputusan semakan kehakiman Najib Razak esok bakal menguji sejauh mana Titah Adendum oleh Yang di-Pertuan Agong ke-16 dihormati, dilaksanakan dan tidak diseleweng oleh pihak pentadbiran.

SEN Symposium 2025 – ASEAN Edition: Suara Komuniti, Harapan Inklusif

SEN Symposium 2025 ASEAN Edition menghimpunkan suara serantau, meraikan bakat luar biasa dan membina ekosistem inklusif.

Unveiling Uniqueness: A Concert That Redefined What Talent Looks Like

From Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody” to powerful local anthems, Unveiling Uniqueness 2 celebrated the beauty of diversity and the real meaning of inclusion.

Unveiling Uniqueness 2, Meraikan Kepelbagaian Melalui Muzik

Unveiling Uniqueness 2 kembali dengan persembahan dari insan-insan berkeperluan khas yang berbakat dalam bidang seni; diiringi penampilan istimewa Datuk Francissca Peter & Frankie Tan.

School Bullying: In the HEART of Healing and Action

In Part 1 of this series, we confronted the horror, heartbreak, and public outrage following the recent cases of violence and school bullying here in Malaysia. In Part 2, we look beyond the grief — at the conversations, workshops, and quiet courage of teachers and parents trying to heal a wounded system. From the UNITAR–JPN mental-health session to real stories from classrooms and homes, this is where empathy meets action.

School Bullying: When Our Children Stop Feeling Safe, A Nation in Social Distress

School bullying has long crossed the line from childish cruelty to a national crisis. As a mother of four sons — two of whom are neurodiverse — and as a journalist, I can no longer read these stories with newsroom detachment. Every headline feels like a wound. Tears flow when I am writing this.