More than 140,000 people in Malaysia have been displaced by devastating floods, yet the education minister has insisted on proceeding with a critical exam that determines students’ university eligibility and future job prospects.

“Read Your Way Out” program offers hope for a more humane and effective prison system in the Philippines, where education and personal growth are at

FOLLOW THIS TOPIC In a remote village nestled on the slopes of Mount Slamet in Central Java, Indonesia, an innovative approach to education is taking

FOLLOW THIS TOPIC MANILA — Just weeks after thousands of Filipino students were sent home from sweltering classrooms due to a brutal heat wave, schools

FOLLOW THIS TOPIC JAKARTA — With its youthful demographics, Indonesia should be brimming with energetic workers fueling economic growth. Instead, the country is grappling with

FOLLOW THIS TOPIC The Philippines Department of Education (DepEd) has announced a temporary suspension of in-person public school classes for April 29 and 30 due

FOLLOW THIS TOPIC In the heart of Aceh, a time-honored tradition known as Keuneunong plays a pivotal role in the lives of local communities, guiding

FOLLOW THIS TOPIC In the tranquil setting of Assam’s Pamohi village, dawn paints a peculiar picture. Students, bags slung over their shoulders, head to school.