Kuala Lumpur comprehensive news: Recently, the Malaysian Cabinet has approved a federal constitutional amendment related to citizenship rights, allowing Malaysian women and children born to foreign husbands abroad to automatically obtain citizenship rights.

It is understood that according to regulations, previously, children born to Malaysian males and foreign spouses abroad were automatically granted Malaysian citizenship rights; Children born to Malaysian women abroad must apply for citizenship, but the application process is complex and lengthy, and may not necessarily be approved, which has sparked unfair controversy. Kuala Lumpur High CourtOn September 9, 2021, a landmark ruling was made, declaring that Malaysian female citizens can marry male citizensSexual citizens have equal rights, and children born overseas with foreign spouses can automatically become Malaysian citizens. The Malaysian government has appealed against this. On August 5, 2022, the Appeals Chamber overturned the ruling of the Kuala Lumpur High Court by a vote of two to one, ruling that children born overseas by Malaysian women have no right to automatically become Malaysian citizens. The plaintiff's rights organization Frontier Family has appealed to the federal court, and this case has not yet been concluded.

According to Yonhap News Agency, on March 15th, professors from 19 medical schools, including Seoul University and Yonsei University, held an emergency meeting. At the meeting, it was decided to establish a National Emergency Response Committee for Medical School Professors and determine whether to collectively resign. Prior to this, a professor at Seoul University School of Medicine had decided that if the government did not come up with a reasonable plan, they would submit their resignation together. Some medical professors have expressed their apologies to patients, but this is a last resort to avoid causing greater losses.

The second Minister of Health and Welfare of South Korea, Park Min soo, has repeatedly explained that the aging population in South Korea is a very serious problem, and doctors are no exception. If we don't expand our enrollment nowMedical students cannot afford the surge in medical needs. He pointed out that it is expected thatIn 2035, the number of retired doctors aged 70 and above is approximately 32000, while the number of newly trained doctors within 10 years is only over 30000.

military affairs

01The Israeli military claims to have attacked over 4000 targets of Hezbollah in Lebanon

According to Agence France Presse,On March 12th,The Israeli military has issued a statement stating that in the past five months, the Israeli Defense Forces have launched ground attacksMore than 3100 targets of Hezbollah in Lebanon were attacked from the air. These targets are located within Lebanon and Syria, including weapons storage facilities, military buildings, and combat command and control centers.The statement also states that,Since last yearSince October, the Israeli military has killed more than 300 Hezbollah militants, including five senior commanders, and more than 750 people have been injured.

It is understood that,last yearOn October 7th,The Palestinian radical organization Hamas has launched a surprise attack on Israel, leading to the outbreak of a new round of Israeli Israeli Israeli conflict. Hezbollah in Lebanon subsequently frequently launched attacks on northern Israel, retaliating by Israeli air strikes and shelling targets in southern Lebanon. According to the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian AffairsofData, this round of Israel Lebanon conflict has caused82000 Lebanese residents have been displaced. Israel says the conflict has caused 80000 residents on the northern border to flee their homes.

United Nations comprehensive news,On February 12th,The Israeli armyAnnouncement, United NationsSix aid trucks from the Food Programme, passing through safety fencesGate 96 entered northern Gaza,This isthe United NationsFrom the Food ProgrammeFor the first time since February 20th, food has been transported to the northern region of Gaza, with the convoy carrying enough food to meet the needs of 25000 people. These trucks were inspected in advance at the Kerim Shalom crossing point in Israel.

It is understood that,After the outbreak of the Israeli Israeli Israeli Israeli conflict, Israel has maintained strict control over aid supplies entering Gaza, and convoys must first undergo inspections in Kerim Shalom and NizanaOnly then can they be allowed to enter from southern Gaza. Aid workers say that tedious inspections are a major reason for the severe shortage of supplies in Gaza, and aid sometimes finds it difficult to reach northern Gaza.On the other hand,The United States and other countries have started airdropping supplies to northern Gaza and are also exploring sea transportation routes. Spanish non-governmental organizationsAn aid ship that actively opens its arms,PreviouslyThis is the first ship to transport supplies to Gaza by sea since the outbreak of the war, departing from the port of Cyprus.

01PwC Australia will lay off 5% of its workforce

According to Reuters, on March 13th, PwC Australia's CEO, Mr. Burroughs, announced that an additional 329 employees, equivalent to 5% of the total workforce, will be laid off. It is understood that,Last NovemberPwC has just laid off 338 employees.

PwC is an internationally renowned accounting firm with offices in multiple countries around the world. Last yearIn January, a former partner of the company in the Australian region leaked government tax plans, sparking widespread criticism. Afterwards, PwC split its government consulting business into private entities at a price of AUD 1Allegro Funds, a fundraising company, has transferred approximately 1400 PwC Australian employees to a new company renamed Scyne Advisory. The operational situation of PwC Australia has also plummeted as a result.