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Social and Human Sciences

  • Putting evidence into action for youth development in Asia
    Putting evidence into action for youth development in Asia
  • Ethics Teachers’ Training Course in Karaj, Iran, organized by UNESCO and University of Environment, 9-13 July 2017
  • Turkmenistan will host 5th Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games during Year of Health and Inspiration
  • Sport for social good: UNESCO and the International Federation of Muaythai Amateur (IFMA) will transform slums into sports areas
  • Pioneering ‘Futures Literacy’ with Filipino Youth

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3.2bn people living in countries where civic space under threat

3.2bn people living in countries where civic space under threat

Dec 01, 2016
Governments around the world, including in the Asia-Pacific region, are closing civic spaces – not just in autocratic states but also in well-established democracies. Civic space — both online and offline — is where people can freely exercise their basic c...More
Muaythai’s Maximum Impact in Young New Zealander’s life

Muaythai’s Maximum Impact in Young New Zealander’s life

Jul 25, 2016
"Girls can’t do Muaythai? Rubbish!” says 13-year-old Crystal Cook, scoffing at the suggestion that some might consider it a “boy’s sport”. “Girls have every right to do Muaythai. It is a highly skilled sport that females are excelling at worldwide. Gone ar...More

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