AAYLF delegate from Australia Kay Singhalath explores the role of communities in Violence against Women and Girls. Khetsavanh, a 26-year-old coffee farmer from Sekong Province, southern Laos, came from a poor family, went to lower secondary school and soon after she got married to her husband. She experienced domestic violence for a while, and …
AAYLF delegate from Australia Monika Istanto explores terrorism and violent extremist narratives within the ASEAN-Australia region. Back in 2018, a series of terrorist attack killed 28 people and left dozens more injured in Surabaya. The bombings were carried out by three separate families who seemed to lead a healthy life. The events left a worrying …
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AAYLF delegate from Australia Clancy O’Donnell explores centralised behavioural economics within the ASEAN region. The Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) is a globally successful multilateral institution, capable of fostering consensus between member states to tackle wicked problems across the Indo-Pacific region. But with ongoing fiscal pressure and a range of strategic issues vying …
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