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Blog: On my unrequited love for India
August 8th, 2014| Gender-based ViolenceBy Kokila Annamalai, We Can! Campaign Coordinator. This blog post is written in her personal capaci... -
Modeling good values by treating domestic workers with respect
March 18th, 2014| Employment and Labour Rightsby Teo You Yenn The ongoing discussion on the rights of domestic workers to days off and leisure ... -
Budget process needs to be more open and inclusive
January 24th, 2014| Letters and op-edsBy Vivienne Wee And Edwina Shaddick Singaporeans increasingly want to be heard. An increasingl... -
A teen’s-eye view of cyber-bullying
January 22nd, 2014| Children and Young PeopleBy Ian Mak Wei, 19, AWARE intern Singapore is topping the charts again – in cyber bullying. A ... -
An inclusive approach to family
January 13th, 2014| Family and DivorceBy Teo You Yenn 2014 is the International Year of the Family. In the first days of the new year... -
Abortion, pregnancy: More accurate information needed
December 12th, 2013| Letters and op-edsBy Jolene Tan, Programmes and Communications Senior Manager, AWARE Recent letters give an inacc... -
Married women also at risk of HIV/AIDS
December 12th, 2013| NewsMost discussions of HIV/AIDS in Singapore focus on men, as new infections affect mostly them. How... -
Understand Little India events without racism
December 11th, 2013| Letters and op-edsIn the aftermath of recent events in Little India, racist and xenophobic comments are steadily surfa... -
No shame in sex talk but sexual violence is no joke
December 2nd, 2013| Gender-based ViolenceBy Jolene Tan, Programmes and Communications Senior Manager, AWARE Mr Chong Zi Liang suggest...