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Tourist villages provide opportunities for women to earn money for their family and the local community without leaving their home.
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68 per cent of working mothers in Southeast Asia believe that remote and flexible arrangements will enhance their chances of achieving work-life balance and...
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Academic careers are getting harder to maintain. What does this mean for the future of Australian universities?
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The next generation of news consumers in Indonesia don't trust the media. Fixing the problem might require a re-think of how news is written...
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Survey exposes risks of tech-based harassment in work settings, highlighting the urgency for updated policies and awareness.
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Microfinance doesn’t always empower the women reliant on it, but a different form of accounting could help level the playing field.
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Traditional weaving can be an escape from extreme poverty in rural Indonesia, but it doesn’t work for everyone.
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A formal identity and a mobile phone are two key weapons in the global fight against poverty.
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Psychedelics could potentially improve mother-infant bonding during postpartum depression. But studies have not looked into it.
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Many South Asian countries have made progress in adopting right to information laws. But ensuring everyone benefits is proving more of a challenge.
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From labour exploitation to torturous conditions in confinement, the rights of foreign workers facing the death penalty in Bahrain are often neglected.
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Laws on genital mutilation, gender affirmation and cosmetic genital surgery are at odds, even though they have many similarities.
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Doctors compensated on a fee-for-service basis in India, were more likely to perform hysterectomy surgeries, whether or not they were clinically necessary.
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While hysterectomy surgery has seen a drop in developed economies, it persists in the global South reflecting a racist, sexist, and prejudicial legacy.