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MALAYSIA’S decision to formally act against forced labour and human trafficking will have a huge impact on its international standing as these issues have been a blot on the country’s image.

A new ILO report lists dialogue, men’s involvement, and good legislation as actions to eliminate gender inequality in Asia’s garment sector.

At the recent 53rd session of the United Nations Statistical Commission (UNSC), the Chief Statisticians of national statistical offices (NSOs) highlighted the importance of purchasing power parities (PPPs) and other International Comparison Program (ICP) results...

AIESEC in Bangladesh presents its flagship initiative, Career360, in strategic partnership with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Bangladesh. The two-week cohort training programme is taking place virtually from 16 to 31 March, said a press release.   The programme aims to raise awareness on SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth for increasing youth

Download logoFlapmax (www.Flapmax.com) announced today the twelve companies selected for the first cohort of the FAST startup

Download logo Flapmax (www.Flapmax.com) announced today the twelve companies selected for the first cohort of the FAST startup accelerator (www.FASTaccelerator.com), created to help strengthen and scale Africa’s digital ecosystem. In partnership with Microsoft, Flapmax’s twelve-week startup accelerator begins March 21st. The diverse class of entrepreneurs come from 6 different countries, serve 9 industries, and include 2 female […]

AEON CO. (M) BHD. (AEON) and Malaysian Franchise Association (MFA) signed a Memorandum of Understanding in a concerted  effort to empower franchise entrepreneurs with MFA’s memberships.

Citing NITI Aayogs report of 2020-21, the opposition Congress in Gujarat on Tuesday questioned the states projection as a model state in the country. The party said the latest indices showed lowered rankings of the state on various human ...

Event will feature more than 600 non-governmental organisations, 50 humanitarian speakers

Professor Ines Meyer, a recipient of an ad hominem promotion, is advancing research into what South Africans need to earn to live a decent life.