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With the completion of its Charter, the Association on South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) is receiving a renewed interest among its neighbors in the region and beyond. While ASEAN may not be as cohesive as other regional bodies, its member countries have so much natural and human resources to offer that ASEAN remains a strategic body to engage. This is more or less the logic behind the European Union's pursuit for a Partnership Cooperation Agreement with ASEAN.
Read more: EU-ASEAN PARTNERSHIP COOPERATION AGREEMENT: A HIDDEN LANDMINE
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More than a year since the historic Philippine court decision that convicted an American soldier for raping a Filipina, women's groups fear another betrayal of justice and sovereignty.
Read more: SUBIC RAPE CASE: SMITH MIGHT WALK FREE, WOMEN'S GROUPS FEAR
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Read more: NICOLE KIDMAN BARRED FROM ANSWERING QUESTION ON UNIFEM APPOINTMENT
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Feminists from the South continue to strongly express their views on UNIFEM appointment
It is almost a month after the appointment of Dr. Ines Alberdi as Director of UNIFEM, yet feminists, particularly from the developing South, continue to strongly voice out their heart-felt disappointment in UNIFEM’s appointment process and choice. Such expressions appear to be primarily stirred by the lack of transparency and accountability displayed by the appointment process, especially since UNIFEM is considered an offshoot of the women’s movements by many feminists.
Read more: UNSOLICITED ADVICE: FEMINISTS FROM THE SOUTH ON UNIFEM APPOINTMENT
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Read more: CAMBODIA HALTS MARRIAGES OF CAMBODIANS TO FOREIGNERS AS TRAFFICKINGS RISE
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Read more: SAUDI ARABIA: WOMEN'S CIVIL RIGHTS YET TO MATERIALISE
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