REFSA Quarterly Issue 1, 2016: Public Transport Matters
REFSA Quarterly Issue 1, 2016: Public Transport Matters
2005 Report of the Royal Commission to Enhance the Operation and Management of the Royal Malaysia Police
Democratisation of the Economy: A Muslim Democrat and Social Democrat response
“1 Care for 1 Malaysia”?: Indicators and Rationales for Health Care Reform in Malaysia
Conference Presentations of Local Authority In Malaysia: Revisiting Athi Nahappan Report For Our Times
REFSA Quarterly Issue 1, 2016: Public Transport Matters
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College students from Hong Kong visits the Library for Social Democracy
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We were privileged to host a group of about 50 students from Community College of City University, Hong Kong today.
Our speakers, Liew Chin Tong, Hannah Yeoh and Yeo Bee Yin shared about their experiences in politics and gave some words of encouragement to the youths.
'Young people are the leaders of the present and the future. Step up to the challenge to find your passion, find your space, participate and contribute to the democratic processes and where your passion lies,' quipped Hannah Yeoh.
Liew Chin Tong, then gave his advise to the group of keen young minds in the Library of Social Democrary: 'Young people, read more. It is like a pyramid, when the foundation (knowledge) is huge and strong, then only are you are able to reach the top. Read widely as possible, and read when you are young.'
Yeo Bee Yin encouraged the young people to advocate for the issues of young people. She also shared about some of the social media strategies during election campaign and Impian Malaysia' s mission and projects (impianmalaysia.com).
After the session, the students continued to ask questions pertaining to politics and youth movements around the world for nearly an hour!
Young people, be ready, find your passion, seize the moment.
"More than anything, I believe WUF9’s value lies in showing us where we stand in the world and what is possible if we are serious about improving our cities."
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EARLIER this week, UN-Habitat’s World Urban Forum 9 (WUF9) at KLCC Convention Centre came to a gra...