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NEPAL: Government to step in to protect children online in Nepal
15 Sep 2008 News
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South and Central Asia Seminar on “Celebrating Participation of Boys and Girls… Looking Ahead”
9 Jun 2006 News
Summary: Seminar held from 6th – 9th June 2006 in Kathmandu, Nepal.Owner: Save the Children Sweden, Regional Programme for...
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New E-Group: Working with Men and Boys to Address Violence against Girls, Boys, Women and Men
24 Apr 2006 News
In-spite of over a decade of attention to mainstream gender concerns in development policy and practice, gender...
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Building Capacity in Advocacy to End Violence against Children
22 Mar 2006 News
Summary: Outcome of the workshop in Kathmandu, Nepal....
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South Asia: Outcome of Regional Workshop on Evolving Capacities of Children
28 Feb 2006 News
Summary: Download information about the Regional Workshop on Evolving Capacities of the Children which took place in...
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East Asia & Pacific: Recommendations from Children on Violence against Children
10 Feb 2006 News
Summary: Child-friendly outcome document from the East Asia & Pacific Regional Consultation on Violence against...
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Strengthening Child Rights Partnerships through Corporate Social Responsibility in South Asia
8 Feb 2006 News
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NEPAL: Working with Men and Boys to end Violence against Women and Children (22 December 2005)
17 Jan 2006 News
Summary: Pro Public Nepal, UNIFEM Nepal and Save the Children Sweden, Regional office for South and Central Asia had...
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SOUTH AND CENTRAL ASIA:Demystifying non-discrimination for effective Child Rights Programming (30 October 2005)
7 Nov 2005 News
Summary: Of the estimated 350 million working children world-wide, 60% of them are working in the Asia and Pacific region ...
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ASIA: Report on Regional Capacity Building Workshop on Men, Caring and Fatherhood: Engaging Men as Partners in Healthier Families (20 October 2005)
31 Oct 2005 News
Summary: Save the Children Sweden and UNIFEM have come together to capacitate 24 development professionals from Bangladesh...
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