06 November 2014

Dr. Mahathir: Marriage Between “A Real Man and Woman” Only

Dr. Mahathir
During Dr. Mahathir Mohamad's tenure as prime minister, Malaysia experienced a period of rapid modernisation and economic growth, and his government initiated a series of bold infrastructure projects. This is the reason why his views are widely respected and revered.

And when Dr. Mahathir views the suggestions for complete equality between the genders as an impossible goal, not a few agreed with his position.

04 November 2014

More Countries Join Anti-Gay Movement

Singapore High Court
When gays, lesbians, transgender and bisexuals (LGBT) trumpeted their victory in American courts, they thought that they are winning the battle to uphold their intolerant lifestyle and “give-me-all-social benefits” attitude, but they failed to see the bigger picture.

With the right of majority of Americans to choose whoever they want to be associated with being trampled by a dictatorial court, other countries watch and learn from the mistakes and are trying to promote majority preference in their own turf.

03 November 2014

Baby Wipes Recalled Because of Bacteria

Baby Wipes Recalled
To all mothers out there: you may want to check you baby wipes the next time you clean you child's backside because several brands of the product were just pulled off from shelves after the packaging were discovered to contain a type of bacteria that is often antibiotic-resistant.

Nutek Disposables of Pennsylvania has voluntarily recalled its baby wipes, which are manufactured under 10 brand names, since the discovery.

02 November 2014

Best Practices in Preventing Human Trafficking

Human Trafficking
According to humantrafficking.org, poverty and lack of economic opportunity make women and children potential victims of traffickers associated with international criminal organizations. They are vulnerable to false promises of job opportunities in other countries. Many of those who accept these offers from what appear to be legitimate sources find themselves in situations where their documents are destroyed, their selves or their families threatened with harm, or they are bonded by a debt that they have no chance of repaying.

While women and children are particularly vulnerable to trafficking for the sex trade, human trafficking is not limited to sexual exploitation. It also includes persons who are trafficked into 'forced' marriages or into bonded labor markets, such as sweat shops, agricultural plantations, or domestic service.

01 November 2014

Nigeria Lauded for Anti-Gay Law

Nigeria's Anti-Gay Law
Countries in Africa did not try to impose their standards on other countries neither did they compel other countries to adopt their peculiar customs. They choose to live according to what most of them think conforms to their ideals, morals and cultural beliefs as regulated by their laws.

Hence, it would be too colonial to say that laws in Africa are wrong. Just because they don't give in to what minorities are demanding in other countries does not justify ostracizing their leaders.