Moui.Net – Written from the Heart
Time is so long, Life is so short
Streetkids, roaming down the dusty roads, the dirty backlanes, seeking more than just a meal or shelter. They eagerly seek each other, friendly faces, those they know understand their urgent need for survival, for companionship. Streetkids can be found in every corner of South East Asia, mainly in urban settings, in towering cities, where capitalism […]
Key to the empowerment and participation of indigenous people is “access”: indigenous people should be provided with equal access to opportunities (such as education, employment, land rights), services (such as healthcare) and information. Key to indigenous participation and empowerment is also “equity”: all indigenous people should be able to participate. Involving indigenous people in the […]
Did you know that: There is a gender imbalance in infection rates: the rate of new infection is higher among young women than among young men. Infection rates among girls are bloody increasing because of greater biological susceptibility, lack of financial security, force and early marriage, rape and sexual abuse of young women. Unsafe sex […]
How can you bloody say that we’re a civilised society when we can’t even protect, respect and nurture the rights and heritage of indigenous people? West Papua is an excellent example of imperialist design over and against an indigenous population. Papuans deserve their independence, their right to rule over their country. But why is it […]
Your government must agree to improving the level of basic education, skill training and literacy among young people. What steps has your government taken in promoting education for all young people? Has the national school curriculum been reformed? If so, what have been the major changes? What have been the successes and constraints? Does the […]
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