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ASEAN Regional Plan of Action on Violence against Children
Date: 20 January 2017
The ASEAN Leaders have endorsed ASEAN RPAs (Regional Plan of Action) on Elimination of Violence against Children (EVAC) at the 27th ASEAN Summit on 21st November 2015 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
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REGIONAL CONSULTATION SDG ALLIANCE 8.7 – SOUTH ASIA LAUNCH
Date: 1 February 2017
The SDG Alliance 8.7 is a partnership initiative that focuses on ending child labourforced labour, modern slavery and human trafficking through coordinated, multistakeholderand concerted action. SDG 8.7 is ambitious but critical to the achievement of many other goals and it can only be achieved effectively if all key actors of society act inpartnership and in coordination with swift support to communities to protect childrenfrom child labour and all forms of violence in all settings.
The 2 days Regional Consultation on the SDG Alliance 8.7 – South Asia Launch washeld in Thimphu, Bhutan from the 19-20th July 2016. The Consultation was hosted by theMinistry of Labour and Human Resources, the National Commission for Women andChildren and the NACG Bhutan (SAIEVAC National Mechanisms); and Organized bythe SAIEVAC Regional Secretariat in collaboration with South Asia Coordinating Groupon Action against Violence against Children (SACG) - Supported by the InternationalLabour Organization (ILO).
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Increased Accountability of ASEAN and SAARC to the Realisation of Children´s Right to Protection |
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Welcome to Plan International Asia Civil Society Regional Project website. Here you can find out how Plan International is working with civil society coalitions across Asia aiming at the effective realisation of children's rights. You will also be able to access resources, find updates of news and events, as well as a section for child friendly resources. |
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Who is involvedThe Regional Project is jointly implemented by Plan International Asia Regional Office (ARO) and civil society partners from East and South Asia, namely Child Rights Coalition Asia and National Action and Coordination Group against Violence against Children. Read More |
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