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INTER-FAITH JOINT DECLARATION AGAINST HUMAN TRAFFICKING By Wilhelmina Mowe On 30 July, 2017 in conjunction with World Day against Trafficking in Persons, the Archbishop of Kuala Lumpur gathered 10 religious […]
By Wilhelmina Mowe Following on the Government's appointment of PKGS as a shelter provider for trafficked survivors, two shelters have been set up, one in Kuala Lumpur and another in […]
The Good Shepherd Sisters’ Annals recorded that on 16 January 1958 Marymount Convent School (MCS) was blessed after it was officially opened in 1957. Sixty years have gone by and MCS went through two big shifts and face lifts. Starting out as a full school with a Chinese Primary Section which phased out when Singapore ceased the Chinese Medium Schools in the 1980s, its Secondary Section also phased out in 1995 when it became necessary for the school to undergo re- building and be equipped for 21st century education. Spending 2 years at a holding school in Lorong 8 Toa Payoh, MCS returned to its Marymount Road premises in June 1999. Incidentally 15 years later, the Good Shepherd Sisters relocated with the kindergarten and social services to the school’s holding site after the land and buildings at Thomson Road was compulsorily acquired by the Government. The then Minister of Education, Mr Teo Chee Hean officiated the opening of the new school building on Foundress Day, 24 April 2001.
You must never separate what God has so perfectly united. So closely are Jesus and Mary bound up with each other that whoever beholds Jesus sees Mary; whoever loves Jesus, loves Mary; whoever has devotion to Jesus, has devotion to Mary
Theme for Mission Link 10th Anniversary Partnership Gathering: “Remembering… Celebrating… Together, We Risk for Mission” This Gathering is a special opportunity to:- 1) have a meaningful celebration of Good […]
By Martha Teo Children's Day has been celebrated in Singapore since 1961. It used to be observed on 01 October until 2012, when the Ministry of Education decided to move […]
The world’s 1.1 billion girls are a source of power, energy, and creativity – and the millions of girls in emergencies are no exception. This year’s International Day of the Girl (IDG) on October 11 marks the beginning of a year-long effort to spur global attention and action to the challenges girls face before, during, and after crises through its theme, EmPOWER girls: emergency response and resilience planning.
Rural women, the majority of whom depend on natural resources and agriculture for their livelihoods, make up over a quarter of the total world population. In developing countries, rural women represent approximately 43 per cent of the agricultural labour force, and produce, process and prepare much of the food available, thereby giving them primary responsibility for food security.
Every weekday a group of senior citizens gather at the Adventist Active Centre in Golden Clover, a HDB Studio Apartment Block in Toa Payoh to exercise, play games, sing, dance […]
Why This International Day? • Violence against women is a human rights violation. • Violence against women is a consequence of discrimination against women, in law and also in […]
From 25 November, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, to 10 December, Human Rights Day, the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence Campaign is a […]
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