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The Royal Society for Asian Affairs upholds free speech and open debate, is independent of governments and political bodies and does not take institutional positions on issues of policy at its meetings or in its publications.
Asian Affairs is the quarterly journal of the Royal Society for Asian Affairs, published continuously since 1914.
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Cléa Daridan (Community Jameel) Christopher Bailey (WHO), Rand Abdul Jabbar and Venetia Porter (British Museum)
From our series “Culture, Conflict and Recovery in Asia”
6 July 2022, 14.00 BST
Joanna Lillis
Royal Astronomical Society and online
27 July 2022 12.30 BST
Moe Chiba, UNESCO Jakarta in discussion with Amitava Bhattacharya, Benny Usdianto and Arti Jaiman
From our series Culture, Conflict and Recovery in Asia
12 October 2022 10.30 BST
Sanne Letschert, Prince Claus Fund
From our series Culture, Conflict and Recovery in Asia
2 November 2022 14.00 BST
The Aga Khan Cultural Service Afghanistan
From our series “Culture, Conflict and Recovery in Asia”
23 November 2022, 14.00 GMT
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