Showing posts with label petikan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label petikan. Show all posts
Friday, January 24, 2014
Fitrah
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petikan dari the star online:
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“I was very ambitious. Before getting married and having children, my career progress was very rapid. I always doubled my salary … and I never wanted children. I never planned to nor had any inclination to have children. But then, I got pregnant and the moment I held my baby, I fell in love. All I wanted to do, believe it or not, was to stay at home with her,” recounts Woo who has two daughters, Tessa, nine, and Tia, four.
Motherhood, she admits, completely changed how she defined success.
“Before, it was all about recognition, money and status. I used to get such a thrill being the only woman in a boardroom full of men. It was really satisfying.
“But, raising a child is really so much more difficult and challenging. If you can ace motherhood, you can ace the boardroom … no problem at all. My definition of success now is all about raising useful adults. Money, status … all those are secondary,” says Woo
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artikel penuh di sini:
http://www.thestar.com.my/Lifestyle/Women/2014/01/24/Professional-womens-balancing-act/
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Tuesday, January 21, 2014
They are guilty before proven innocent
Petikan dari The Star Online:
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The problem with protecting a child’s rights as pointed out by a psychologist friend of mine is that sometimes the parent’s rights as are being disrespected. “They (parents) are guilty before proven innocent,” she said referring to the Azizul Raheem and wife.
She also disagrees with the idea that the children be separated from their parents which she believed could do more harm than the hitting could have done.
“Imagine too the guilt that the 12-year-old son must have felt for what he had told his teacher had resulted in the parents being detained and now the children are reported to be unhappy.”
The psychologist who had lived in many countries around the world also observed how in some countries where children protection rights work to their advantage, some (children) had taken advantage of the law by making false reports against their own parents.
“Some would go as far as divorcing their parents, or accusing them of serious offences like rape just so they can have the freedom than they coveted.”
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Artikel penuh di sini:
http://www.thestar.com.my/Opinion/Online-Exclusive/Humour-Me/Profile/Articles/2014/01/21/Price-of-one-size-fits-all-moral-codes/
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The problem with protecting a child’s rights as pointed out by a psychologist friend of mine is that sometimes the parent’s rights as are being disrespected. “They (parents) are guilty before proven innocent,” she said referring to the Azizul Raheem and wife.
She also disagrees with the idea that the children be separated from their parents which she believed could do more harm than the hitting could have done.
“Imagine too the guilt that the 12-year-old son must have felt for what he had told his teacher had resulted in the parents being detained and now the children are reported to be unhappy.”
The psychologist who had lived in many countries around the world also observed how in some countries where children protection rights work to their advantage, some (children) had taken advantage of the law by making false reports against their own parents.
“Some would go as far as divorcing their parents, or accusing them of serious offences like rape just so they can have the freedom than they coveted.”
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Artikel penuh di sini:
http://www.thestar.com.my/Opinion/Online-Exclusive/Humour-Me/Profile/Articles/2014/01/21/Price-of-one-size-fits-all-moral-codes/
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