Ms. Wang, a woman in her seventies, has lived three years shrouded in unending darkness. The once-vibrant landscapes surrounding her remote rural home have faded from her memory since losing her sight. Continue reading Elderly Rights: Empowering Vision via Her Eyes
One of the horrible ironies of the climate problem is that some of the most stunning and well-known locations on Earth are also among the most at risk. Continue reading Sustainable tourism: preserving the ecosystem and creating livelihood
In the Kashgar region, many adolescents have not yet received comprehensive and effective sexuality education， so they have a relatively poor understanding of sex-related knowledge. Continue reading Current situation and measures of Sexuality education in Kashgar
China’s progressive shift in mental health paradigms—from a traditional emphasis on institutionalization and control towards a more rights-based and socially oriented framework—mirrors a broader global trend. Continue reading Empowering CSOs: Shaping Effective Mental Health Care in China
This is also true in Southeast Asia, where the average household wastes 82 kg of food annually. However, regarding food loss and waste, Southeast Asian food systems differ significantly from one another. Continue reading Why food waste crisis is a critical environmental problem in Southeast Asia?
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