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    Transforming a Time-Honored Tradition of Community Mediation 
    How The Asia Foundation in the 1990s worked to reform traditional community mediation in Bangladesh to make it more inclusive and more equitable.

  • Reducing the Price of Justice: Alternative Dispute Resolution in Bangladesh 
    Alternative dispute resolution continues to serve the poor and marginalized in Bangladesh, for whom the expensive and overloaded courts are often out of reach.

  • Indonesia: The Road to Restorative Justice 
    Indonesia’s prisons are bursting at the seams. An experiment in “restorative justice” offers a promising alternative to mass incarceration.

  • In Mongolia, a Hand Up for Young Legal Professionals
    Mongolia urgently needs lawyers to support its rapidly growing and increasingly complex society. The Mongolian justice system, which currently includes around 6,680 judges, prosecutors, and attorneys, is expanding to meet […]

  • Meet the Young Asian Diplomats
    Seminars at Georgetown University, a tour of the White House, and a trip to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame were some of the highlights for 11 mid-career diplomats […]
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    Building and Sharing Korean Electoral Democracy
    The Asia Foundation is celebrating its 70th anniversary in 2024. For seven decades, we have partnered with change-makers from government, civil society, the private sector, and academia to solve some of […]
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    Thinking and Working Politically: Navigating the Political Realities of Policy Reform
    The Asia Foundation is celebrating its 70th anniversary in 2024. For seven decades, we have partnered with change-makers from government, civil society, the private sector, and academia to solve some […]
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    Reforming Agricultural Land Titling in the Philippines
    The Asia Foundation is celebrating its 70th anniversary in 2024. For seven decades, we have partnered with change-makers from government, civil society, the private sector, and academia to solve some […]

  • The Right to Information: A Boot Camp for Young Activists in Bangladesh
    In November 2021, in the midst of the Covid pandemic, a young Bangladeshi named Joy Sarker filed a right-to-information request with the Primary Education Office in Rangpur. He wanted to […]

  • Finally, Equality for Children Born with DSD
    Differences in Sex Development (DSD) is a group of rare conditions caused by genetic or hormonal anomalies that can make it difficult to identify a baby’s biological sex. Individuals with […]

  • Nepal’s New Federal Civil Service Bill
    Since the adoption of Nepal’s landmark federal constitution in 2015, a new federal civil service law has been among the most-anticipated legislative actions. Without it, civil servants across Nepal’s three […]

  • Building Feminist Advocacy in Mongolia
    Women’s economic empowerment has moved to the top of the development agenda in Asia. This reflects the growing recognition that gender equality and economic development are inextricably connected, and that […]

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