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Sikap Terhadap Kaunseling Keluarga Sebagai Mediator Antara Gaya Keibubapaan, Sokongan Emosi dan Keterlibatan Dengan Hubungan Ibubapa-Anak Bagi Menangani Tingkah Laku Buli Dalam Kalangan Remaja
Item Type: Conference or Workshop Item
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Year: 00/07/2026
Abstract: This study aims to examine the influence of family dynamics on bullying behavior among teenagers, focusing on parenting styles, emotional support, and parental involvement. It also looks at the role of parent-child relationships and attitudes toward family counseling as mediating factors. The study emphasizes that family dynamics play an important role in shaping teenage behavior, with positive family relationships and an openness to counseling being key mechanisms in reducing bullying behavior.
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Strategi Dakwah Melalui Media Sosial Dalam Kalangan Generasi Z: Kerangka Konseptual Berdasarkan Maqasid Al-Syariah
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Year: 00/07/2026
Abstract: Conceptual and practical contribution: integrating the 3 main dimensions (Gen Z, Social Media, Maqasid) into a complete da'wah ecosystem and shifting from just popularity metrics (likes/views) to metrics of blessing and ethics. The suggestion for the next study is to test this conceptual framework empirically through field analysis (quantitative/qualitative) to measure actual changes in attitudes and religious behaviors of Generation Z.
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Situasi kemiskinan dan peranan Kerajaan dalam menanganinya
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Year: 00/08/2025
Abstract: Malaysia's poverty statistics show a total of 295,706 households, consisting of 295,256 poor households and 450 hardcore poor households. The government plays a role in terms of policy formulation, provision of aid, social protection, job offerings, income improvement, education/human capital, and infrastructure/housing. Sejahtera MADANI is one of the initiatives for public welfare.
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Suratan atau kebetulan: perceraian dalam kalangan pasangan awal perkahwinan
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Year: 00/08/2025
Abstract: Divorce among Muslim couples increased by 45.8% in 2022, with 46,138 cases compared to 31,650 cases in 2021. This divorce rate is more pronounced among young couples (ages 30-34). An analysis of 50 sampled divorce cases based on Divorce Certificates from 2020 to 2023 in Terengganu showed that the highest divorce rate was for marriages lasting between 1 to 5 years. In summary for the years 2020 (27 cases), 2021 (18 cases), 2022 (17 cases) and 2023 (21 cases).
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SDGS and the impact of megatrends on Families: perspectives from Malaysia
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Year: 00/05/2024
Abstract: 57th Commissions on Population and Development (CPD57): Assessing the status of implementation of the Programmed of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and its contribution to the follow-up and review of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development during the decade of action and delivery for sustainable development. Strengthening Malaysian Families in era of megatrends, National Population and Family Development Board Malaysia (NPFBD) had LPPKN Family Centre, Nur Sejahtera Clinic Services, Population and Family Research, Training and education (family), Counseling service and program, online accessibility etc.
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Social pension, aging and poverty in Malaysia
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Year: 00/00/2014
Abstract: The increasing number of elderly in Malaysia calls for a more stringent policy to safeguard the well-being of the elderly. The old age protection such as the pension scheme, Employees Provident Fund and the old age cash assistance although in tact, deemed to be inadequate to eradicate elderly poverty. One possible solution to secure financial protection during old age is through social pension that provides non-labor income for the retirees or elderly with the purpose of preventing or reducing elderly poverty. This paper attempts to estimate the financial cost of social pension scheme and quantify its potential role in reducing elderly poverty in Malaysia. The financial cost of social pension scheme was calculated as a percentage to GDP. By using the 2009 household income expenditure survey, the paper estimated the potential roles of social pension in eradicating elderly poverty. Sensitivity analysis indicated that the cost social pension could be kept at an average of 1.30 percentage of GDP. The 2009 HIES data also indicated that poverty could be eventually be eradicated with social pension while cost of the social pension was kept at reasonable levels.
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Strengthening Malaysian families: evidence based interventions
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Year: 00/00/2012
Abstract: Malaysian families today are facing numerous challenges related to changing family relationships, values, need for work life balance and support systems. Some of these key challenges are as a result of a new family forms, postponement of marriage, declining fertility and effects of inflation on family economic stability. At the same time, the impact of globalization has led to different values accepted by the young. Indeed, the challenges that Malaysian families will be facing in the future will be enormous. Despite changes in the structure, families remain the most basic unit of society and this has led to the formulation of the National Family Policy (NFP). The NFP seeks to increase the family perspective in all socio-economic development design by engaging the public, private and people sectors. The Ministry of Women, Family and Community Development through National Population and Family Development Board (NPFDB), lead the family programme which includes formulation, review as well as getting the commitment of all stakeholders. Current programmes were value added based on knowledge and information from censuses, surveys, opinion polls, local views and assessment of programmes.
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Social and economic aspects of elderly in Thailand
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Year: 00/00/2012
Abstract: Thailand is already an aging society. About 14% of population are elderly. Using a national survey, it can be shown that 16% of elderly households in the rural area have substandard living condition. The majority of elderly (60%) rely on remittance for their living. About 20% of elderly have to work for living and only 4% have government pension. Thailand is now organizing a National Saving Fund to promote saving for retirement. Another national survey finds that 80% of population want to save for their retirement but only 48% think that they can make regular monthly saving. This is consistent with another survey which finds that 50%-60% of elderly actually prepared themselves physically and mentally into the elder period. Elderly are less happy than the young. They are quite healthy, about 90% of those in the 65-74 age group can take care of themselves. It was quite normal in the Thai culture that children take care of their old parents. Above 80% of population expect that their children will take care of them physically, mentally, and financially when they become old. Taking care of old parents is something done by daughter. About 45% of elderly who are older than 94 years are taken care by daughter or daughter-in-law, another 38% take care of themselves. UN projects that Thailand will have 20 million elderly in the next 20 years which makes the elderly account for 26% of population or 45% of working age population. Without income security and long term care schemes for elderly, it would be very difficult for children to take care of their parents.
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Social protection for the older people in Vietnam: challenges and reform options
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Year: 00/00/2012
Abstract: This paper aims to argue that the Vietnamese population has been aging more quickly than expected, and as such policies toward an aging population, particularly delivery of social protection services for the aged, should be well-prepared from now in order to have older and wealthier population in the coming decades. The paper shows that the social protection schemes in Viet Nam, especially pensions and social allowances, have expanded and reached various groups of old-age persons and played an important role in reducing old-age poverty. Yet, there have remained a number of challenges that will substantially influence the current system in term of financial sustainability and generational equity. For the pension scheme, the paper argues that the current setting will not be financially stable and generational equity and as such it should be transformed toward a new setting. For the social allowances, a universal cash transfer program for older people would be influential and cost-saving in terms of poverty reduction.
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