Sri Lanka urged to enact national policy recognising women's unpaid care work
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The third annual National Convening on Recognizing Unpaid Care Work was recently held in Colombo under the theme "From Policy to Community-driven Solutions: Engaging Communities to Share Unpaid Care Responsibilities." Organized by The Asia.
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- —Sri Lanka urged to enact national policy recognising women's unpaid care work
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