Nepal needs a new development agenda-OP Ed in Kathmandu Post
Below is an excerpt from the opinion column of Renu Rabjhandari, Chairperson of the National Alliance of Women Human Rights Defenders,
UN Women Asia Pacific Regional Civil Society Advisory Group Meeting
UN Women held its first on 14-15 August 2013 in Bangkok, Thailand. According to UN women regional director Roberta Clarke,
Statement from Women and Feminist Groups at the Ministerial Dialogue on Post 2015 and SDGs
Delivered by Virisila Buadromo from Fiji Women’s Rights Movement on behalf of WMG. On behalf of Asia Pacific women’s major
Bangkok Civil Society Declaration: From Inclusive to Just Development
Bangkok, Thailand. 24 August 2013 Asia and the Pacific civil society groups representing 92 organisations from 21 countries representing various
Equity and justice at the core of post-2015 development agenda
Asia Pacific civil society calls on regional leaders: Be brave and put equity and justice at the core of post-2015
Development Report:(Big) business as usual
Kate Lappin Published: Bangkok Post, Opinion 7 Jun 2013 at 00.00 TST The report fails to challenge the world’s
APWLD’s Reflections on the HLP Report– “A New Global Partnership: Eradicate Poverty and Transform Economies through Sustainable Development”
5 June 2013: The report takes the approach of broadening the MDGs to include sustainable development, governance and some human