Thursday, 26 May 2016

ASEAN at a crossroads: why we need to talk about girls’ rights (Anne-Birgitte Albrectsen, ASEAN)

Residents pay a respect in front of the residence of former president Suharto after Suharto die in Jakarta January 27, 2008. Indonesia's former president Suharto, whose legacy of economic development was marred by graft and human rights abuses during his 32 years in power , died on Sunday, age 86, after suffering multiple organ failure.

Asia is a restless continent. Its economies have grown and transformed at a giddying pace, reshaping the social and physical landscape in ways that could barely have been imagined only three decades ago. The ASEAN countries in particular are experiencing a period of dramatic change, collectively becoming the world’s seventh-largest economy by 2011. Now, as their economies integrate further, bringing the certainty of further growth and social change, it seems timely to ask what sort of region will emerge from the next phase of transformation

https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2016/05/girls-rights-asia-asean-education

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