Asian Pacific Resource and Research Centre for Women

ARROW

Asian Pacific Resource and Research Centre for Women

Type Research Center
Website arrow.org.my
Year founded 1993
Location Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Malaysia
Functions Research
Funding sources Governments or multi-govt organizations
Tags human rights social policy
Summary ARROW strives to enable women to be equal citizens in all aspects of their life by ensuring their sexual and reproductive health and rights are achieved. Established in 1993 upon a needs assessment arising out of a regional women’s health project, where the originating vision was to create a resource center that would 'enable women to better define and control their lives', ARROW is a regional non-profit women’s organization based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. We have consultative status with the Economic and Social Council (UN ECOSOC) of the United Nations.

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Publications

ARROW: Asian Pacific Resource and Research Centre for Women · 24 March 2023 English

Accelerating the recovery from the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) and the full implementation of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development at all levels in Asia and the Pacific with Young People …


ARROW: Asian Pacific Resource and Research Centre for Women · 19 January 2023 English

Concept Note Asia-Pacific Forum on Sustainable Development (APFSD) Youth Forum 2023 “Accelerating the recovery from the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) and the full implementation of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development …


ARROW: Asian Pacific Resource and Research Centre for Women · 12 December 2022 English

recent ongoing survey being conducted access to justice rights and prevention by the Ministry of Social Welfare in of SGBV against women and girls with The absence of accurate data …


ARROW: Asian Pacific Resource and Research Centre for Women · 28 November 2022 English

recent ongoing survey being conducted access to justice rights and prevention by the Ministry of Social Welfare in of SGBV against women and girls with The absence of accurate data …


ARROW: Asian Pacific Resource and Research Centre for Women · 16 November 2022 English

In its 2008 CEDAW review, the Malaysian government reported that the type of female circumcision practiced in the country fell under Type 4 of the World Health Organization FGM/C classification …


ARROW: Asian Pacific Resource and Research Centre for Women · 7 November 2022 English

Twenty-two per cent of women living in “least developed countries” have been subjected to intimate partner violence —substantially higher than the world average of 13 per cent.1 48.6% 49.33% Women …


ARROW: Asian Pacific Resource and Research Centre for Women · 7 November 2022 English

Women and girls in Malaysia account for 48.6% of the total population, close to the percentage of women and girls in the East Asia Pacific region which is at 49.33% …


ARROW: Asian Pacific Resource and Research Centre for Women · 7 November 2022 English

ACCESS TO CONTRACEPTION AND ABORTION IN MALAYSIA Grounding Human Rights in Malaysia for All: Embracing Change ADVOCACY BRIEF ACCESS TO CONTRACEPTION AND ABORTION IN MALAYSIA Contraception and abortion are both …


ARROW: Asian Pacific Resource and Research Centre for Women · 7 November 2022 English

According to the International Technical Guidance for Sexuality Education by UNESCO (2018)1, CSE includes 8 key components; 1) relationships, 2) values, rights, culture and sexuality, 3) understanding gender, 4) violence …


ARROW: Asian Pacific Resource and Research Centre for Women · 2 November 2022 English

In the context of climate indigeneity considerations, gender-responsive and change, sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) in intersectional approaches, and SRHR in the planning and particular, gets further deteriorated …


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