Being able to vote to choose the leader of your country is a fundamental right that every adult citizen should have . In this episode , Inarah and Undi 18 member, Roshinee Mookaiah discuss why those from 18-20 years old in Malaysia should have the right to vote. 

Communication is an innate habit for social beings. But why is it especially important for children? On this episode, we discover how communication impacts a child and the dynamics of communication between an adult and a child. 

In part 2 of the series, Shazana explores 2 more stories where child activists where able to use their rights to voice out their opinions and were empowered. 

Preethi and Gitanjali discuss why child rights are necessary, and the common misconceptions that surround child rights, which leads it to being on the back-burner of the government's priorities. 

To know your rights is one thing, but to be able to apply it to your current life is another. More often than not, we are not familiar with situations in which our rights are the resolution to the problem. In part 1 of this series, Shazana shares the experiences of 2 inspiring children who exercised their right to be heard in their situations. Stay tuned for part 2!

With all the media attention that child abuse has been getting recently, we decided to take a look at the effects of child abuse on children, how to report child abuse, why there are less reports of child abuse recently, and more. 

2020 has been an unprecedented year for the world. In dealing with the Covid-19 crisis, drastic measures have been taken and radical decisions made. Although these decisions and measures have impacted children (throughout the world) there has been little or no consultation or engagement with children on the impacts of these measures on our lives. Join Gitanjali and Alysha as they discuss the year 2020 and children.