De-militarising the Malaysian National Service

De-militarising the Malaysian National Serviceby Azly Rahmanfrom Malaysiakini, March 21, 2005 “Seorang remaja dari Kangar, Perlis … yang gagal melaporkan diri menyertai PLKN tahun lalu menjadi tertuduh pertama di negara ini dihadapkan ke mahkamah atas kesalahan itu… . Ini merupakan kes pertama membabitkan 4,269 peserta PLKN yang gagal melaporkan diri siri pertama latihan itu tahun… Continue reading De-militarising the Malaysian National Service

De-militarising the Malaysian National Service

Our youth should not be subjected to a National Service –type of regiment but to a program of creativity and problem-solving based on the latest principles of humanistic teaching and learning. There should be no “one-size-fits-all” formula, such as The Malaysian National Service formula, for the development of the mind of the youth. [Download] from… Continue reading De-militarising the Malaysian National Service

Rethinking The Balanced Budget Timeframe

In reducing government expenditure, the government hopes that it can bring back the private sector on track as a major engine of growth for the economy. Although the policy is right, one wonders if the timing is suitable.  Publication: MIERScan, 14 February 2005.  Author: Azmi Setapa.   [Download]

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