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Afternoon @ MPH

September 6, 2010

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The afternoon at MPH went quite well. Alex and Amir really did a great job, and it was an honour to have spoken with them. Thanks to Zarina and the Perdana Leadership Foundation, and all the best to all entrants!

Shadowtrails as a comic

September 5, 2010

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Shadowtrails has become a comic strip! Check it out @ http://toonlet.com/creator/shadowtrails

The Sun: Why is 90 days maternity leave too much?

May 20, 2010

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Boy, this one got some negative feedback. I wrote about how businesses tend to be prone to say "no" than to look for a solution to the problem, using the 90 days maternity leave called on by National Union of Bank Employees (NUBE).

The Sun: Corporations can give more

December 16, 2009

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Malaysia has its fair share of business-savvy individuals. My question is: how many of them are lending their knowledge to the not-for-profit sector?

GV & CFABW: Activism and Motherhood in Asia

October 24, 2009

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Humanitarian activist mothers in Asia are becoming icons for human rights causes worldwide. What does a woman sacrifice for the cause she fights for?

Sun: When It’s Hard To Be Bosses

October 23, 2009

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It is sometimes tough being an employer. Some employers actually go out of their way to be good to their workers. Yet, in return, they sometimes face the most under-performing and unreasonable staff around.

GV & CFABW: How The Recession Has Affected Motherhood

October 22, 2009

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When the economies of world plummeted late last year, that “motherhood” would be a victim of the spiraling trend might not have been foremost in the minds of most. However, recent reports have indicated that mothers have ended up being as much a casualty of the recession as the stock markets.

GV & CFABW: More Cash ≠ More Babies

October 9, 2009

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My first cross posting for Conversations For A Better World and Global Voices, all about the baby bonus in Singapore.

The Sun: Still No Answers To Foreign Workers Issues

June 22, 2009

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My piece for the Sun from the Foreign Labour Issues discussion on 16th June 2009.

The Sun: Big Brother still has the final word

June 18, 2009

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My latest for the Sun on trade unions.

The Sun: What’s A Secret Between Friends

May 21, 2009

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My first column which does not really focus on employment (although it started out on labour news). Freedom of Information, anyone?

GVA: Schizophrenic Attitude Towards New Media

May 5, 2009

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News reports state that only thirteen media companies have been invited to the Perak Assembly sitting to be held on May 7, 2009. The sitting of the Malaysian state assembly of Perak is highly anticipated because of the current political climate in the state, which began when the ruling coalition, the National Front (”Barisan Nasional” or “BN”), took control of the state legislature earlier in the year. This controversy extended from politicians all the way to royalty.

GV: Humans as Commodities

May 3, 2009

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Finally, I wrote something for Global Voices in 2009! In early 2009, Malaysia had the dubious privilege of being investigated by the US senate for the trafficking of humans. News reports stated that the migrants involved were mostly from Myanmar, but other foreigners were also allegedly taken by the government officials to the Malaysian-Thai border, where they… [Read more…]

GVA: New Infomation & Communications Minister makes good with bloggers

May 1, 2009

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Newly-minted Information, Communications and Culture Minister, Dr Rais Yatim, has called on Malaysian bloggers to help inculcate the “1Malaysia” concept, as espoused by new Prime Minister, Mr. Najib Razak. He has also sought cyber citizens to make the concept a success. Dr Rais was reported to have said that this genre of writing, which has become increasingly popular, could spur members of society to work with sincerity and forge unity through responsible blogging. Originally written for Global Voices Advocacy.

KLUE: What Makes A City Green?

April 29, 2009

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With the help of the movies 'AnInconvenient Truth' and 'Eleventh Hour', awareness of the global environmental crisis has reached new levels. But even before that, since 1970, the year in which Earth Day was founded, every decade has witnessed a greater degree of pressure for businesses and governments to go green. Published in KLUE.

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