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AWARE questions SIA practice
September 17th, 2010 | Employment and Labour Rights, Letters and op-edsAWARE is concerned over reported SIA practice on maternity leave. If similar requirements imposed by other companies are valid, then is there a serious loophole in the law. Is this in accordance to the principles of the Fair Employment Practices Guidelines? Will SIA flight attendants finally get maternity benefits? -
Why we need to express ourselves
September 16th, 2010 | Women in LeadershipTania De Rozario reports on the first AWARE Roundtable discussion held September 9th. -
Why is it only OK on Oprah?
September 16th, 2010 | Gender-based ViolenceMillions of people watch the Oprah Winfrey show. Her guests talk about sexual abuse, gambling addictions and other problems. So why do we get tongue-tied when someone close to us suffers the same problems? -
Old and new faces on new AWARE Board
August 30th, 2010 | Volunteering & Fundraising, Women in LeadershipThe new Board, comprising both veteran and relatively new members, is led by corporate lawyer Nicole Tan as President and family lawyer Halijah Mohamad as Vice President. -
Singapore Gang Rape Case
August 24th, 2010 | Gender-based ViolenceWhy do we equate a woman's failure to limit her vulnerability to being raped with being partially to blame for the crime? A local case of gang rape gives us the opportunity to examine our beliefs and prejudices about sexual assault. -
Feminists Are Tarzans
August 11th, 2010 | Gender-based ViolenceWhen PAMELA NG joined a women's group in her college days, she did so because she wanted to make a difference. And not, as some thought, because she was an angry, unattractive, chest-beating female with enough underarm hair to braid and form bridges over gender issues. -
My Short Skirt Invites You to Violate Me
July 28th, 2010 | Gender-based ViolenceWhen PAMELA NG asked her friends whether a woman’s dressing invited sexual violence from men, she was surprised – and disturbed - to find some of the women saying ‘Men cannot help it, it’s in their nature.‘ -
A Crime Against Faith
July 28th, 2010 | Children and Young People, Gender-based ViolenceRecent announcements by the Catholic Church have provoked outrage from many critics. Has the Holy See opened the doors for... -
AWARE calls for tweaks to proposed law
July 15th, 2010 | Children and Young People, Family and DivorceSingapore intends to ratify the Hague Convention, which guides the resolution of cross-border child abductions. To support this, the government has drafted the International Child Abduction bill and invited public comment. AWARE has submitted its views.