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Post by : The Honor List
Understand eligibility, documents required, consent process, and why this platform stands apart.
As a parent, you know your child is exceptional — whether they shine in academics, the arts, sports, leadership, or innovation. But in a world full of contests and rankings, truly meaningful and lasting recognition is rare.
That’s where The Honor List by Newsible Asia comes in.
This guide is created especially for parents to help you understand what The Honor List is, how your child can become a part of it, and what steps you need to take to complete a successful nomination.
The Honor List is a lifetime recognition platform for children of Asian origin under the age of 18.
Unlike competitions that come and go, this initiative offers lasting visibility through a published article, a certificate of honor, and media amplification across Asia and beyond.
It is run by Newsible Asia — one of the region’s fastest-growing digital news networks — in collaboration with global media partners in the UAE, Canada, and the Middle East.
To qualify for The Honor List, your child must meet the following criteria:
The child must be under 18 years old at the time of nomination.
Either:
The Honor List accepts nominations from a wide range of fields, including:
Since this platform features children under the age of 18 in publicly accessible media, legal and ethical responsibility lies with the parent or guardian.
Consent is mandatory for:
Only after this consent is received and verified will the nomination process move forward.
To maintain high editorial standards and credibility, the following documents are required:
|
Document |
Purpose |
|
Parent/Guardian ID |
To verify the consenting adult’s identity |
|
Child’s ID |
To confirm name, age, and nationality |
|
Relationship proof |
May be part of ID or birth certificate showing connection |
|
Achievement proofs |
Certificates, media links, videos, photos, letters |
|
Consent declaration (digital) |
Signed or emailed approval to publish |
These documents can be submitted by email after your nomination is accepted.
To be inducted into The Honor List, a one-time lifetime membership fee of RM 349 is required. This fee helps support editorial creation, digital publishing, verification, and media promotion.
What your child receives:
Unlike awards that are won and forgotten, The Honor List creates a permanent, media-recognized record of your child’s talent and efforts. It is:
Whether your child applies to future scholarships, international programs, or leadership forums, this recognition can serve as a valuable digital asset that stays with them for life.
Here’s a quick recap of what you’ll need to do:
As a parent, your support plays the biggest role in shaping your child’s future. The Honor List isn’t just a moment of praise — it’s a way to create a lasting legacy that celebrates your child’s story, talent, and impact.
Recognition like this can change how the world sees your child — and how your child sees themselves.
To nominate a child or learn more:
🌐 www.newsibleasia.com
📧 Email: honorlist@newsibleasia.com
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