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12.10.2017 | Climate change | News
"A socially just energy transition involves everybody"  
Hanoi (Vietnam) – Renewable energy is likely to become increasingly important to the economies of Asia as they address energy security and environmental concerns.  
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10.10.2017 | Gender Justice | News
Female trade unionists, ready to take over leadership positions  
Singapore – Young women rarely hold leadership positions in trade unions, a reality akin to workers organizing across Asia and bound to change with a mentoring programme for female trade unionists…  
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09.10.2017 | Climate change | Publication
Promoting Socially and Economically Just Energy Transformations in Asia  
A comprehensive overview of the most important political and social factors, the commonalities and differences, that drive—but also hamper—socially just energy transitions across eight countries in…  
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03.10.2017 | Future Hub | News
Youth and revolutions: The cases of Malaysia, Thailand and the Philippines  
Youth is once again called to the fore with the rise of authoritarianism in the region, their voices captured by contributors in this year’s second issue of SocDem Asia Quarterly journal, a joint…  
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30.09.2017 | Cooperation for Peace and Security | News
China’s Belt and Road Initiative: New possibilities for strategic cooperation?  
Amidst new financial and security dependencies arising along China's Silk Road Economic Belt, Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) and partners are working to increase understanding of its goals and…  
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26.09.2017 | Trade, labour and social dialogue, #CLSPlus | News
Protecting workers' rights in trade  
Singapore – A model labour chapter to EU trade agreements and preferences commissioned by FES can pave way to stronger implementation of labour standards and greater respect for rights at work.  
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21.09.2017 | Climate change | Publication
In Pursuit of a Low Fossil Energy Future  
On the example of India, this publication looks at the political and social factors that drive—but also hamper—socially just energy transitions in Asia.  
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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19.09.2017 | Climate change | Publication
Towards a socially just energy transition in Vietnam  
On the example of Vietnam, this publication looks at the political and social factors that drive—but also hamper—socially just energy transitions in Asia.  
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19.09.2017 | Trade, labour and social dialogue | News
Trade unions welcome ASEAN guidelines on CSR, call for strong enforcement mechanism  
Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia) – Trade unions gathered on 4-5 September 2017 to promote the ASEAN Guidelines for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) on Labour adopted on 15 May 2016 and build on this…  
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