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21.11.2023 | Cross-cutting regional issues, #FeministAsia, Gender Justice | News
FES Human Rights Award 2023  
The Afghan human rights activist Shaharzad Akbar has been advocating for an inclusive and democratic future for Afghanistan since her youth. Born in northern Afghanistan in 1987, her childhood was  
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23.06.2016 | Trade, labour and social dialogue | News
Workers uniting across gender: priority at BWI’s global conference  
In Kathmandu, Building and Woodworkers International and Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung bring together women trade unionists to pave the road for integrating gender issues in worker’s organizing.  
Closeup woman filling form of Individual Income Tax Return
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23.09.2016 | Economy of tomorrow | News
Building an accountable tax system  
Sampran (Thailand) – A policy community has been exploring alternative tax models, part of the Economy of Tomorrow project.  
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03.05.2017 | Networks for social democracy | News
Concerns over emigration and democracy dominate youth debate in Nepal  
Kathmandu (Nepal) – The drain on Nepal’s workforce from emigration and the state of the country’s democracy were among topics raised by at a youth forum at FES Nepal, held to welcome the new country  
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21.12.2017 | Networks for social democracy | News
Communication in the Digital Age  
Bangkok (Thailand) – Managerial staff of Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung in Asia from offices in the region was part of a three-day workshop on strategic communication in the digital age.  
Women wash clothes and dishes on the streets of Patan Durbar Square in Kathmandu, Nepal.
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21.09.2017 | Gender Justice | News
Real changes for women, far from realised  
Kathmandu (Nepal) – As Nepal outlaws a discriminatory practice of exiling women during their periods, only concerted effort can turn the country’s constitutional provisions on gender equality into  
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09.11.2021 | Networks for social democracy | News
Nepal’s renewed struggle for democratic consolidation  
Despite numerous movements for freedom, justice and equality, Nepal is still struggling to consolidate its new democratic system.  
Fisherfolk of Chennai | © Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung / Shruthi Kulkarni
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24.02.2022 | Climate change | News
Chennai’s pursuit towards a green and inclusive city  
Rapid urbanisation in Chennai is leaving the city's vulnerable susceptible to effects of unplanned growth and climate change.  
Portrait photo of a woman worker in a tea plant in Bangladesh
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25.04.2023 | Future of Work, Trade, labour and social dialogue | News
New collective bargaining skills help Bangladesh’s tea picker fight for fair conditions  
Workers in Bangladesh’s renowned tea plantations have been fighting injustice and exploitation for more than a century. Trade unions have made some recent progress in improving their working  
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23.02.2024 | Networks for social democracy | News
Nepal's Road to Democracy: A Reflection  
Nepal recently celebrated its 74th Democracy Day. The country has come a long way in terms of consolidating democracy and establishing inclusive rule of law. However, the gap between implementation  
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