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Program Sukaneka 2010 bersama penduduk Kampung Kenangan Puchong

Posted in Puchong, Youth on January 31st, 2010 Comments Off

DS 3101 – SUKANEKA RAKYAT
Ahli dewan undangan negeri Kinrara, Teresa Kok Suh Him menyeru rakyat mengamalkan cara hidup yang sihat dan mengikat persaudaraan melalui program kemasyarakatan.

Launched Youth Camp with 600 participants in Kerling, Hulu Selangor

Posted in Social, Youth on December 21st, 2009 Comments Off

An Entertaining Mandarin Debate at Universiti Malaya

Posted in Human Rights, In the News, Youth, functions on November 1st, 2009 5 Comments »

I was a member of  the USM Mandarin debate team 20 years ago. I was among the best during that time.
Few years ago, I noticed that there is a great interests in debate among the Chinese speaking university students. Many students like to get involve in organising the debate competition or participate in the debate, [...]

“Brave” Pemuda Umno ambush disabled Karpal

Posted in Parliament, Scandals, Youth, umno on March 3rd, 2009 3 Comments »

Please let your friends know about this shameful act.

Everyone can learn music with Puchong Orchestra

Posted in Social, Youth on November 30th, 2008 Comments Off

I was supposed to blog this piece long ago, but, haiyah… too busy with everything!
One Sunday in November, I was invited by Pastor Neil to attend and observe the rehearsal of an orchestra at a church cum community centre in Puchong.
I was very surprised and pleased to see so many teenagers and young people playing [...]

INPENS holds hope for youth

Posted in Education, Photos, Selangor state govt, Youth on October 24th, 2008 7 Comments »

Hi friends, have you heard of INPENS? I am here to introduce to you a vocational training institute set up by the Selangor State Government. Inpens stands for “Industri Pendidikan Negeri Selangor”. The history of INPENS can be found at its website.
However, the website has not been updated for a long time. This vocational training [...]

‘Isolate young offenders’

Posted in In the News, Youth on December 7th, 2006 Comments Off

by NAJIAH NAJIB, Malay Mail, Dec 7.
JUVENILE delinquents need to be separated from hard-core criminals while being detained in prisons to ensure that they are not influenced by the ‘bigger baddies’ and become repeat offenders when released.
Malaysian Crime Prevention Foundation vice-chairman Tan Sri Lee Lam Thye said mixing juveniles with hard-core criminals could harm the [...]

Young offenders figures shocking

Posted in Parliament, Youth on December 5th, 2006 1 Comment »

These youngsters were detained for offences rangingt from selling pirated VCDs, to involvement in motorcycle races (Mat Rempit) to more serious offences like robbery and rape. As the court proceeding is very slow, these juveniles spend months — even years — in prison to wait for their trial.