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As March unfolds, the world is adorned with vibrant reminders of International Women's Day (IWD). From towering LED displays to captivating commercials and lively events, the atmosphere is imbued…

Even before the ‘Baku Climate Unity Pact’ was finalised in Azerbaijan, the dialogues at COP29 carried an air of betrayal.Now, with the ink barely dry, its impact already weighs heavily on Asia’s most…

In virtually every country around the world,  women are giving up paid work or reducing paid hours because of care responsibilities, adding to the gender gap in earnings. In at least four south-east…

Typhoon Yagi was more than just a storm; it was a catastrophe that shook Southeast Asia to its core. When it made landfall in September, Yagi unleashed fury unseen in decades—crashing through…

It was raining all day long. Sometimes a heavy downpour, sometimes a gentle drizzle. The pond was filled with fresh water and vibrant red-magenta lotus leaves, some lotus buds were eagerly waiting…

This month, a significant milestone was achieved in the gender justice space within ASEAN, the intergovernmental body. It’s a victory of sorts for our team, who has been working closely with this…

The article sheds light on the devastating impact of recent floods, which affected nearly 6 million people and caused significant damage to homes, infrastructure, and livelihoods. Amidst this…

In the heart of Asia, a region where cultures and landscapes intersect, humanitarian challenges manifest in diverse and complex ways.The growing dangers of climate change are becoming increasingly…

Oxfam in Asia and Asia Centre in June announced the names of eight young fellows selected for the 2024 Oxfam Young Leaders Fellowship Programme. Chosen from a highly competitive pool of over 1000…

During a recent meeting, villagers from Mae Ngao highlighted significant flaws in an official Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for the Bhumibol Reservoir Inflow Augmentation Project. They…