Address it early: The Kathmandu Post
With teachers announcing strikes, government inaction would jeopardise the future of countless students.
Watching South Korea’s early education fever
The difficulty of the entrance exam for 5 or 6-year-old children to enter a prime English academy is said to be at the 10th grade level, and some of the questions are as difficult…
Of women’s rights and global chauvinism
Less than 20 percent of key politicians at the national and local levels in India are women. Yet, there has been some progress due to welcome changes of laws, policies and…
Women’s rights: Dawn
The courts alone cannot change society, but if the message they are sending is heard by all, it could trigger positive change.
Why Idul Fitri is a moment of joy for Catholics, too
Idul Fitri deeply connects with interreligious love, forging reconciliation, charity, respect for diversity and shared human values.
Eid amidst crises: Dawn
As we celebrate, let us not forget the people of occupied Palestine and Kashmir, Yemen, Syria, Lebanon and other Muslim-majority regions whose lives have been shattered by…
Online clandestine crimes spreading among children: The Japan News
As the digitalisation of society progresses, specialized knowledge and technology is becoming increasingly accessible to children. Children need to be made aware that if they…
A Raya for all Malaysians
But patience and humility are the two traits missing on Malaysian social media, the writer says. The toxicity has not abated during this holy month with netizens spewing racial…
Why corruption thrives in a religious society
Children, if shown a different model, may grow up with inner clarity that resists corruption not out of fear, but from principle.
Beyond the four walls of a classroom: Philippine Daily Inquirer
The Philippines has long struggled with underemployment and job mismatch, where highly capable workers remain stuck in low-paying positions for lack of formal educational…