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syukron.subkhi2022-09-16 03:58:112022-09-16 03:58:45Bincang ASEAN on Book Launching “ASC Monograph 2021: Advancing Southeast Asia through Gender Mainstreaming”
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syukron.subkhi2022-07-26 05:02:122022-07-26 05:02:12Welcoming our new partner, Korean Institute for ASEAN Studies – Busan University of Foreign Affairs
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syukron.subkhi2022-07-25 04:10:092022-07-25 04:10:34Bincang ASEAN on Disaster Risk Management: Measure the Readiness of Member Countries in Dealing with Disasters
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syukron.subkhi2022-06-10 03:00:372022-06-10 03:05:22NACT Working Group Meeting 2022 | ASEAN-China Partnership: Mainstreaming the ASEAN Blue Economy to Accelerate Post-pandemic Recovery
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syukron.subkhi2022-05-18 01:45:222022-05-18 01:45:222022 Asian Studies+ President Forum
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syukron.subkhi2022-05-18 01:39:042022-05-18 01:39:04NACT Seminar “ASEAN Centrality and ASEAN-China Comprehensive Strategic Partnership”
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syukron.subkhi2022-05-18 01:33:482022-05-18 01:35:31Country Coordinator’s Meeting Network of ASEAN-China Think Tanks 2022
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syukron.subkhi2022-03-07 03:46:472022-03-07 03:47:30ASC UGM Open House 2022 – The Engagement of Academia in Community Building
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syukron.subkhi2022-03-07 03:42:172022-03-07 03:42:17ASC Monograph 2021 – 1st Round Review Meeting.Our Programs
ASEAN NOTES
Circular Economy in ASEAN: A Brief View on Plastics Harmonization and Micro, Small, and Medium-sized Enterprises Inclusion
Written by: Muhammad Rasyid Ridho
On 18 October 2021, ASEAN’s…
![[ASC Updates]
On Tuesday, September 13th, 2022, the ASEAN Studies Center held a webinar series on Bincang ASEAN to launch the latest publication by the center entitled ASC Monograph 2021: Advancing Southeast Asia through Gender Mainstreaming. The webinar is purposed to disseminate the publication and discuss gender mainstreaming efforts in Southeast Asia. All contributors to the monograph will be invited to the webinar to discuss their findings and complete the discourses of Southeast Asia's effort in mainstreaming gender alongside the editor and the audience.
To debate their findings and round out the discourses on Southeast Asia's efforts to mainstream gender with the editor and audience, other contributors to the monograph were invited to the webinar. Author of Chapter 4 Vanesha Febrilly gave an account of the government's intervention in Setu Garment Factory, West Java, Indonesia to protect the reproductive rights of female garment workers. Mia Hyun, the author of Chapter 6, provided an explanation of a situation of violence against women in ASEAN, focusing in particular on the governance framework for policy reform. Last but not least, Durrotul Mas'udah and Syukron Subkhi, the writers of Chapter 11, discussed the negative stigmas that single mothers in Indonesia endure as well as the community that supports them.
Along with the writers, the editorial boards' H.E. Yuyun Wahyuningrum from the AICHR and Joel Mark Baysa-Barred from Mahidol University have been invited to participate in the conversation as discussants. Their concluding remarks regarding their support for gender mainstreaming, advocacy, and equality in the ASEAN Region brought the discussion to a close.
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