“Period spot check sparks outrage” – Analysis
By Siti Fatimah Azzahra “Period spot check sparks outrage” https://news.iium.edu.my/?p=151752 The news feature on period spot checks by Marissa Nazeera holds a conducive argument against…
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Reflection: “I avoided facing my mental illness for decades. The pandemic changed that”
By Pratama Naufal Nanda Original Article : https://time.com/5942112/mental-illness-covid-19-jaquira-diaz/ Jaquira Díaz has written a very interesting piece that tells the story of her fighting mental illness…
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A look at “A New Generation Takes the Lead in Myanmar Protests”
By Sarah Sofiyyah Full article: https://www.wsj.com/articles/a-new-generation-takes-the-lead-in-myanmar-protests-11615395087#comments_sector A new generation which takes the lead in the recent Myanmar protests has caught my eyes to read and…
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Guidelines for Aidil Fitri Celebration at Hometown and Return to Campus
By Ameerah Angelina GOMBAK, 1 May 2021: With the recent announcement by the Ministry of Higher Education (MOHE), local university students are allowed to return…
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Halal products to dominate global market
By Sarah Rashdi GOMBAK, 30 April 2021: The concept of ‘halalan toyyiban’ which encompasses the safety and quality of foods and materials has the opportunity to…
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“A cry for mercy: A snapshot of Aleppo during Syria’s uprising” – Critique
By Noor Anis Adila Omar Article by Manu Brabo, Al Jazeera Manu Brabo, an award-winning Spanish photojournalist, tells a human-interest story about the photograph he…
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“The internet has turned us all into amateur detectives”: Critique
By Nur Sa’adah Batrisyia An article narrated by Amelia Tait for The Guardian has caught my attention as it unfolds the reality of online culture…
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Critique: “Talking to yourself: a good antidote to loneliness – or the sign of a real problem?”
By Nafisa Mayukh Article: https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2021/apr/25/talking-to-yourself-a-good-antidote-to-loneliness-or-the-sign-of-a-real-problem With a title posed as a questionー half rhetorical, half solicitedー this intriguing piece by The Guardian takes a unique…
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Of feature writing: “Indonesian Submarine Goes Missing”
By Rintan Tiffani Angela This news feature is part of special reports on the Indonesian Submarine Goes Missing a week ago, written by three journalists of…
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“Varanasi: The viral picture that defines India’s Covid distress” – A critique
By Siti Noriezam binti Mohd Zamri Article by Pradeep Kumar, BBC News Pradeep Kumar has written a human-interest feature story on health issues that portrayed…
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