Repopulating Timor-Leste
Timor-Leste has one of the world’s highest natural birth rates and a robust, rights-based family planning policy to match. But as the country has le…
Tag: Education
Seeking Refuge in Malaysia
Rohingya Muslims make up the biggest proportion of refugees in Malaysia, fleeing from decades of persecution in Myanmar. But Malaysia still considers …
Akan Datang: Construction of Ho Chi Minh City’s metro might finally get a move on
Our first round-up of 2019! This week: smoking bans in Malaysia, public transport in Ho Chi Minh City, criminal cases in Indonesia and a family feud i…
“No One Should Have to be Super in Order to be Human”
The story of a Singaporean family, adapted from Teo You Yenn's book of essays "This Is What Inequality Looks Like".
Learning Media Literacy in Singapore
Media literacy has emerged as one of the ways with which Singapore can tackle "fake news". But how are Singaporeans' taught media literacy, and how do…
What’s With Young Voters in Malaysia?
Some are considering spoiling their votes in the 2018 election to protest a lack of real political change.
Apahal Dengan Pengundi Muda Malaysia?
Pengundi muda memberi impak besar terhadap pilihanraya umum 2013 di Malaysia. Tetapi ramai yang mengatakan bahawa mereka akan merosakkan undi mereka d…
Cambodia’s Hidden Language Classes
For about a decade in Cambodia, learning English was a risky undertaking.
Deradicalisation Schools: The Answer to Terrorism?
The Al-Hidayah Islamic Boarding School seeks to break the cycle of generational terrorism in Indonesia.
The Political Apathy of Vietnamese Youth
In the age of Trump, refugees and social media, many young Vietnamese speak of a disconnect with the rest of the world, while others eagerly embrace r…
