From Bank Counters to Rural-Based Small Enterprises, How Ashley Aarons Journey Can Help You Start Your Leadership Path on Development Sectors.

From Bank Counters to Rural-Based Small Enterprises, How Ashley Aarons Journey Can Help You Start Your Leadership Path on Development Sectors. Graduating from Cambridge University in England an 800-year history which makes it the fourth-oldest surviving university in the world doesn’t hinder Ashley from sharing his expertise to Rural Communities from developing…

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Why State-Owned Companies Should Be the Spearhead of Mainstreaming Human RightsDue Diligence in Indonesia

Why State-Owned Companies Should Be the Spearhead of Mainstreaming Human Rights Due Diligence in Indonesia Referring to the 4th principle on the UNGPs stated in the State Business Nexus that Human Rights Due Diligence needs to be done for companies owned or controlled by the state, or which receive substantial support and…

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Inaugural Changekeepers Academy Assembly: Filipino Youth Nationwide Collaborate on Active Mobility and Public Transport

+ Keep the Change: Youth Policy Lab organized its first and largest hybrid youth forum, the Changekeepers Academy Assembly in Bocobo Hall, UP Law Center, University of the Philippines Diliman and via Zoom, from 27-28 January 2024 to facilitate youth-led change in resolving challenges in active mobility and public transport across the…

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Translating change to a changing Earth: Concerted approach to environmental protection and national development

I cherish memories of summers from my youth. Back then, school was out, and many people flocked to the beach or engaged in outdoor activities under the warm afternoon sun.  But such is not the case anymore. On April 12, the Department of Education (DepEd) recorded that more than 7,000 schools in different…

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Fresh start for genuine change: A case for newly elected Sangguniang Kabataan and Barangay officials

On 30 October 2023, the Philippines held the Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) Elections—with a staggering 1.41 million people filing for candidacies to fill the 672,432 vacant seats (Rappler, 2023). This election is crucial since this was the first time since 2019 that the Barangay and SK (BSK) Elections were held after…

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Run the world, girls!: Women shaping policy narratives in the Philippines and Southeast Asia

The transformative influence of Filipinas in public participation remains a cornerstone yet often undervalued aspect within the fabric of the Philippines and beyond the Southeast Asian region. Simply put, women who have taken on leadership roles, both in the past and now, have impacted society, catalyzing holistic and profound advancements across diverse…

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Say we are one of them: Solidarity with wrongfully convicted victims

  The LawHum project, in collaboration with Lembaga Bantuan Hukum Jakarta (LBH Jakarta – Jakarta Legal Aid Organization), proudly announces the successful completion of the Offline Capacity Building on December 7, 2023. This training aimed to empower communities and the public on the updated policies and regulations regarding the Indonesian Penal Code…

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Why should we cover religious minorities in the news?

Media plays a constructive role in developing democracy and nourishing a democratic environment as it is 4th pillar of democracy. It is a tool for nurturing individuals to develop healthy relationships and to foster a solidaristic environment in society. It bears a significant responsibility when it comes to accurately and fairly representing…

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