Sustainable Development Goals and Their Impact on Asia: Progress, Challenges, and the Path Forward
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), adopted by the United Nations in 2015, set forth a universal agenda to eradicate poverty,…
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), adopted by the United Nations in 2015, set forth a universal agenda to eradicate poverty,…
BY- SHIRIN NARIMAN In the annals of human rights violations, the year 1988 stands as a haunting chapter in Iran’s…
Pakistan is a signatory of CEDAW however; women face being victims of corruption and exploitation. The political participation of…
A besieged land, secluded from the mainstream and at the mercy of the authorities is home to a…
Interview with Marina Kaljurand, Member of the European Parliament: Marina Kaljurand is an Estonian politician and Member of the…
Biosecurity or the set of preventive measures designed to reduce the risk of transmission of infectious diseases is an…
“Human Rights are Women’s Rights, and Women’s Rights are Human Rights” – Hillary Rodham Clinton, Former United States Secretary…
Introduction: Unearthing the Challenge In the recent episode that unfolded within the hallowed halls of Pakistan’s parliament, an unsettling…
The Ranipur incident has sent shockwaves across Sindh, calling into question the performance of the police and the dominance…
Period poverty and menstrual health are pressing issues that continue to affect millions of people worldwide. However, the impact…
Post 9/11 Structural Violence in Pakistan: A Gender-based psycho-social analysis. (Case study of Army Public School Peshawar incident) Though wars,…
In 2023, a wave of protests has rocked the wrestling community in India as Olympic medal-winning wrestlers rallied against…
Peace for Asia interviewed Ms. Fawzia Koofi, a former parliamentarian from Afghanistan, who served as the Vice President of…
Professor Arman Luni’s father, Mohammad Ismail had a desire in his heart that he and his daughters get justice…
In the 1980s, global warming started to become increasingly prominent in the international public debate. In 1988 there was…
This is the Second part of two part series on Covid’s impact on Indian women. The Constitution of India…
TO LISTEN TO THE INTERVIEW CLICK HERE Peace for Asia interviewed Katariina Leiononen, Deputy Head, Division for Conflict Prevention and…
Justice is about making sure that being polite is not the same thing as being quiet. In fact, often times,…
Since the beginning of the Doha negotiations between the Taliban and the USA, there were serious attempts to indoctrinate people into…
The United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) session on December 14 adopted a resolution expelling the regime ruling…
On 29th November, Women in War and International Peace (WIWIP) and Peace for Asia co-hosted an event titled “Afghanistan:…
TO VIEW THE WEBINAR CLICK HERE The EU’s Approach to Gender Equality From its early days, the EU ensured that…
Iran is witnessing the ongoing uprising evolving and gaining momentum, especially after 50 days of relentless protests as larger crowds…
Happy International Day of the Girl Child to all Girls, in particular to our brave Afghan girls and women…
5th August, 2021: This day is a reminder that it has been a year since the Taliban captured our…
Mr Chair, Lord Mayor and Councillors It has been 358 days since the Taliban took power. For most Afghan women…
“It was not a place for human beings”, said Lee Ok-Seon a former comfort women. During the WWII Japan implemented…
This January, the United Nations expressed its concerns over the rise in the cases of abduction of women in…