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The Silent Threat: Domestic violence
December 8th, 2010 | Gender-based ViolenceTania De Rozario contemplates the issues raised in AWARE's recent Round Table discussion - violence against women in Singapore. -
Men Are Essential To The Solution
December 1st, 2010 | Gender-based ViolenceExecutive Director Corinna Lim encourages men to get involved with The Because I Love Her Project, AWARE’s online video campaign... -
The Because I Love Her Project
In The Because I Love Her Project, guys make their personal video pledge to “never condone violence against women”. In... -
The Birth of AWARE: Part One
November 19th, 2010 | Family and Divorce, Poverty and InequalityThe Association of Women for Action and Research is Singapore’s most active and vibrant feminist organisation. Here is how it all begun. -
The Birth of AWARE: Part Two
November 18th, 2010 | Poverty and InequalityWhat were the events that led to the founding of AWARE, 25 years ago? Lenore Lyons details The Birth of... -
Is the Women’s Charter Unfair to Men?
November 3rd, 2010 | Family and DivorceThere are many reasons that some men think that the Women's Charter puts them at a disadvantage. AWARE's Executive Director, Corinna Lim explains how it can become more equal. -
Kanwaljit Soin 27th in CNN Go’s Power List
November 3rd, 2010 | Women in LeadershipFormer AWARE President and Nominated Member of Parliament makes it to list of 30 people who shaped the nation. -
Women’s Charter: AWARE Calls For Changes
October 27th, 2010 | Family and DivorceAWARE submitted its feedback on the proposed changes to the Women's Charter. Its key recommendation is for the establishment of a central body to handle maintenance claims. Other recommendations include renaming it the ‘Family Charter’ and extending pre-marriage counselling to foreign spouses. -
I Like It In My Status Update… Or do I?
October 20th, 2010 | Gender-based Violence, Sexual and Reproductive HealthWhy Tania De Rozario doesn't like it when viral campaigns sacrifice seriousness in the name of contagion.