VOICES UNESCO in Asia and the Pacific, December 2012

Issue 40 | ISSN: 2075-5147

Police-specific newspaper to strengthen literacy
Newspaper and magazines for Afghan police new literacy learners are published and disseminated across the country on a regular basis as part of a UNESCO project. The publications include police-specific and reader-friendly topics such as human rights, gender equality and child protection.

Photo of the Month

 

UNESCO Bangkok organized an HIV/AIDS Exhibition and a Condom Art Competition among its staff to celebrate the World AIDS Day on 1 December 2012 to strengthen commitments to achieve an AIDS-free world.

PUBLICATIONS

 

UNESCO – PACADE Newsletter, No. 4, December 2012
UNESCO Islamabad's Newsletter, Special Edition dedicated to Malala Yousafzai


 

Resource Pack for Implementing Parenting Education Programme: A Working Document

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

» Regional Conference on Social Protection: Perspectives and Policies, Kerala, India, 12 - 15 December 2012

» Workshop on the Implementation of the 2003 Convention at the National level, Beijing, China, 13-20 December 2012

» International Migrants Day: Media Launch of UNESCO-UNICEF Publications on Internal Migration, Delhi, India, 18 December 2012

 

More in this issue

• Southeast Asia » Involving in environmental conservation: Join Sandwatch!

• Cambodia » Developing HIV prevention and sexuality education curriculum

• Papua New Guinea » Community participation needed to preserve local heritage

• Thailand » Finding an alternative path in vocational study

• Uzbekistan » TV broadcasting in Uzbekistan under review

VIDEO

Learning out of the board and beyond


This video won UNESCO Bangkok's Asia-Pacific Film/Article Contest: "Better Learning, Better Life".

HIGHLIGHT


Gender drawing contest deadline extended: 31 January 2013
 

 
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