File photo of a hungry child IS MALAYSIA WORSE OFF THAN GHANA? UNICEF; 25% of Ghanaian children go to bed hungry Posted By: admin on: May 17, 2016In: News The right to sufficient food is appreciated when every man, children and women inside our societies have approach to sufficient food and clean water. According to the reports, Ghana has an obvious respect of the right to sufficient food in its components, however, its carrying out is usually troubled by some challenges. According to UNICEF Ghana , in 2015 an expected one out of every 4 children in some areas of Ghana goes to bed hungry. The report mentioned that, there are over 5 million Ghanaians who can’t have enough money to purchase a plate of food in a day and over 30% of food goes waste sideways of food supply chains in the state … http://www.ghanalive.tv/2016/05/17/unicef-25-of-ghanaian-children-go-to-bed-hungry/ Malaysian children are going hungry? They are worse off than Ghanaians? Hong Kong’s...
Give the implementation of EIS top priority! It is heartening to note that the federal government wants to implement an Employment Insurance Scheme (EIS) in Malaysia. The parliamentary Bill for the proposed EIS will definitely help retrenched workers, employers and society in general. “Given the current and ongoing sluggish global economic outlook, the EIS is a welcome pro-active effort to help the rakyat (people),” Gerakan Deputy Speaker Syed Abdul Razak Alsagoff said. He said although the mechanics and details of the EIS had yet to be made public, “we must all support and welcome the EIS”. “Give the implementation of the EIS top priority. Get it done as soon as possible,” he added. Syed Razak said there were already signs and indications of resistence and objections from businesses and employers. “This is absolutely normal or natural. Their (businesses and employers) only concern is profits. “All I have to say in response to them is, don’t look at ...
PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE Jern-Fei Ng QC is described in the legal directories as “a formidable advocate”; “rising star”; “undoubted star junior” and “QC in waiting” with “first-class advocacy skills” who “comes up with extremely clever points” and has an ability to “present practical legal solutions that not only win you the battles, but also the war.” Increasingly acting as sole and lead counsel in a wide array of matters before courts and arbitration tribunals in different countries, in particular London, Singapore and Hong Kong. Jern-Fei was appointed to Queen’s Counsel in February 2018. Recommended as a leading practitioner by the most recent editions of The Legal 500 UK (six areas of practice), Chambers UK (three areas of practice), Legal 500 Asia-Pacific (three areas of practice), Chambers Asia (three areas of practice), and Chambers Global (three areas of practice). Eight of these recommendations are Band 1 rankings. Named by Legal Week as one of ten Stars at the Bar for 2012 for...
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