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| Gender Justice | News
Modest gains at risk: Afghan women face multi-dimensional challenges for economic participation  
Worsening security conditions and societal polarization pose a risk to modest gains for gender justice. We explored three critical aspects.  
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| Gender Justice | News
Militarism and gender conflict: The shadow of conscription in South Korean society  
South Korea's militaristic culture is fuelled by a history of conflict and maintained by a tradition of jingoistic, state-sponsored celebrations. Mandatory military service for men has become a focal  
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| #FeministAsia, Gender Justice | Publication
Women and the future of the digital economy in Asia  
How are women in Asia are affected by digitalization and automation?  
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| Geopolitics and International Order, COVID-19 on East Asia | Coronabrief
Tough choices in a tough neighborhood: Challenges and opportunities for the two Koreas  
Buffeted by domestic difficulties and degradation of the international context at both global and regional levels, South and North Korea are already presented with tricky decisions that will impact  
Vietnamese women are carrying big fish at fishing port.
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| Trade, labour and social dialogue | News
Project launched to make sure Vietnam’s trade deal with EU endorses workers’ rights  
In Vietnam, a rights group works to ensure that the EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement safeguards labour and environmental standards laid out by EU and UN guidelines.  
Pedestrians and vehicles at an intersection in city of Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
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| Future Hub | News
Social urban policy must fight unemployment  
Housing remains a fundamental right, but social urban policy must also add to its focus the fight against unemployment, explains in this interview Michael Müller, Mayor of Berlin.  
Photo by Muhammad Pascal Fajrin, CC BY-SA 4.0 from Wikimedia Commons
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| Economy of tomorrow | News
“Urban space cannot be fragmented into commodities”  
Jakarta (Indonesia) – Using, appropriating and managing the city is at the very heart of our collective existence, says Marco Kusumawijaya, architect, urban planner and activist, in an interview for  
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| Future of Work | News
International Workers' Day 2023: Empowering Workers' Voices across Asia  
We are recognizing workers in various sectors and industries across Asia. Their stories are the testament to the reality of their life and work conditions. There is no better way to learn how to  
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| Future of Work, #FeministAsia, Gender Justice | Publication
Feminist visions of the future of work in Asia  
Narratives and perspectives on the future of work in Asia through a feminist lens.  
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| Feminist Frontiers | Blog
Gender Justice in Global Supply Chains: Rethinking Trade, Geopolitics, and Workers' Rights  
Women across Asia form the backbone of global trade, yet their labour remains undervalued and unprotected. While legislative measures like the EU and Germany’s Supply Chain Due Diligence Acts provide  
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