Tag: réhabilitation
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Ngurare urges schools to prioritize rehabilitation over suspensions
Rooting discipline in rehabilitation, not punishment Prime Minister Dr. Tjitunga Elijah Ngurare has called on educational leaders nationwide to rethink how schools handle misbehavior. In a broad address, he urged administrators, teachers, and policymakers to move away from suspensions as the default response and instead embrace rehabilitation, guidance, and restorative practices. The aim is to…
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Rehabilitation in Schools: Ngurare Urges Reduced Suspensions
Ngurare calls for a shift from punishments to rehabilitation In a decisive move toward more supportive education, Prime Minister Dr Tjitunga Elijah Ngurare has urged schools nationwide to quit relying on suspensions as a default response to misbehaviour. His message stresses a proactive approach to student discipline that emphasises rehabilitation, guidance, and the chance for…
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From Death Row to Vanilla Greenhouse: The Remarkable Journey of a Malaysian Farmer
Turning a Second Chance into a Vanilla Venture In Permatang Pauh, Penang, a unique farming story unfolds at Kairos Agriculture (KA). Henry Wong, a 32-year-old vanilla farmer, wears many hats as he tends to the delicate vanilla orchids while also guiding the farm’s cafe operations. The journey from a life shadowed by a death-row stigma…
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Singaporean Student Issued ISA Restriction Order Over Online ISIS Re-creation of Attacks in Roblox and Gorebox
Overview of the case A 14-year-old Singaporean student has been issued a Restriction Order under the Internal Security Act (ISA) in November after authorities found that he was self-radicalized online with ISIS ideologies. The incident highlights concerns about how extremist narratives can spread through digital platforms and influence vulnerable youths. How the case unfolded According…
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This Soldier Did His Duty: Why a UK Veteran Was Hunted by Lawyers
Introduction: A Duty Honored, a Life Upset The night Richie Catterall remembers most is not a battlefield reckoning, but a moment that followed. A veteran of the Iraq war, he says he did what he believed duty demanded. Yet the aftermath left him isolated, pursued, and confronted by a legal system that seemed more interested…
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Sajid Javid: From Crime to Redemption and Public Service
Introduction: A Premier’s Humble Beginnings In a candid reflection on his youth, former UK Home Secretary Sajid Javid opened up about a past that could have steered him toward crime. He described growing up on a rough street and acknowledged how easy it would have been to follow a different path. The revelation adds a…
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Union County: A Quiet, Realistic Portrayal of Recovery at Sundance
Overview: A Grounded Debut at Sundance Union County marks Adam Meeks’s debut feature with a patient, intimate portrait of addiction, recovery, and the roads that lead people toward rehabilitation. Set in Ohio, the drama unfolds with a vérité realism that invites viewers to spend time with characters navigating the precarious, hopeful space between relapse and…
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Union County: Poulter, Centineo Lead Sundance Debut on Recovery Drama
Overview At the heart of this year’s Sundance line-up is Union County, a feature debut from director Adam Meeks that stitches together a vérité-like realism with a deeply human story about addiction, recovery, and the complicated paths to rehabilitation. Set in small-town Ohio, the film follows a circle of characters as they navigate the fraught…
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Teenage hip replacement in Singapore highlights advances in pediatric orthopedic care
Singapore teen undergoes hip replacement for a rare condition In a landmark journey through pediatric orthopedic care, a 12-year-old boy from Singapore underwent a hip replacement after a rare condition caused persistent hip pain and mobility issues. The case has drawn attention from doctors and families alike, underscoring how multidisciplinary teams and modern implants can…
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How Much Body Could Be Lost and Still Survive? A Medical Look at Survival after Severe Trauma
Understanding the Limits of Survival After Severe Trauma Humans can survive astonishing injuries, but the amount of body that can be lost and still allow for life depends on many factors. Medical science studies trauma, blood loss, organ function, and rapid care to determine what is survivable and what crosses into certain mortality. This article…