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This life history qualitative study explores men's trajectories and pathways into gendered beliefs, attitudes and practices in Viet Nam, and how this relates to men's perceptions and practices of violence.
This summary report provides key findings from the full report, exploring the formulation of the Asia-Pacific region's only public policy dedicated to the prevention of gender-based violence, developed in Victoria, Australia.
This observer’s paper was presented by Partners for Prevention at the Expert Group Meeting on Prevention of Violence against Women and Girls, hosted by UN Women together with ESCAP, UNDP, UNFPA, UNICEF and WHO, and held in Bangkok, Thailand from 17-20 September 2012.
This publication provides an overview of the inspirations, strategies and challenges experienced by gender-based violence prevention and response volunteer organizations in Aceh, Indonesia.
This publication provides an overview of the inspirations, strategies and challenges experienced by gender-based violence prevention and response volunteer organizations in Aceh, Indonesia.
This report presents the qualitative and quantitative findings of the evaluation study of the Humqadam Program, a series of interventions designed by Rozan, to engage with boys and young men to prevent gender-based violence in Pakistan.
This training guide from Rozan, a Pakistan-based NGO, is designed for use by facilitators and programme planners who wish to engage young men in issues around gender-based violence and masculinities.
This life history research study explores the lives of men who take action against sexual violence against men, women and transgender persons.
This discussion paper reviews the key themes from "The State of Gender-Based Violence Prevention in Asia and the Pacific: Reviewing Evidence & Mapping Opportunities" meeting hosted by Partners for Prevention in Bangkok, 9-10 February 2012.
This report includes news coverage of a seminar conducted by the South Asian Network to Address Masculinities (SANAM), held in Islamabad, Pakistan.
