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| Climate change, Gender Justice | News
A feminist approach to urban planning is vital for the future of cities
 
Integrating feminist priorities into city planning is essential, not just for gender equity, but also for climate resilience and wider sustainability. The concept is not new on a global level, but it  
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| COVID-19 on East Asia | Coronabrief
Sheep diplomacy and a troubled economy: Mongolia amid COVID-19
 
Balancing two mighty neighbours is part of the DNA of Mongolia’s diplomacy and economic relations. The country’s economy depends heavily on trade with China and Russia. As demand is decreasing during  
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| Cooperation for Peace and Security | News
The Ulaanbaatar Dialogue – a “Helsinki” for peace in Northeast Asia?
 
An annual summit in Mongolia can serve as a platform for dialogue over the Korean Peninsula, in particular in the wake of the Kim-Trump summit in Singapore.  
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| Gender Justice | News
Another Brick in the Wall
 
Phnom Penh (Cambodia) – A multi-media project in Cambodia advocates for better working conditions of female construction workers.  
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| COVID-19 on South East Asia | Coronabrief
Lessons from Thailand’s COVID conundrum
 
Thailand is steadily heading towards 100 days without a local transmission. However, some experts are warning of the country becoming a victim of their own success as its “zero case” strategy is  
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| Trade Union, Future of Work, Cross-cutting regional issues, #FeministAsia, Trade, labour and social dialogue, Gender Justice | News
Towards Gender Justice: Strengthening Trade Unions as Agents of Transformative Change
 
Trade unions are drivers for transformative change. For sustainable change, gender justice is indispensable. Therefore, trade unions have to transform themselves into gender-just organisations.  
Women wash clothes and dishes on the streets of Patan Durbar Square in Kathmandu, Nepal.
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| 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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| Future of Work, Gender Justice | News
Analysing women and work in South Asia
 
…Latest research unveils key issues and opportunities for women and the future of work…  
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| Feminist Frontiers | Blog
The missing pieces
 
In a world marked by structures of patriarchal power, the quest for global peace remains an unfinished jigsaw. The missing pieces of representation from a male-dominated panel in high stakes forums  
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| Gender Justice | News
India’s domestic workers need better legislation to protect their rights through the pandemic
 
Many households in bustling Indian cities rely on domestic workers. These workers perform arduous tasks, yet they suffer from low wages, unregulated working conditions, and lack of social security.  
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