CSIS calls for ASEAN Charter reform

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Speaking at a seminar to commemorate the group’s 45th anniversary on Thursday, CSIS cofounder Jusuf Wanandi said that as part of its work to develop policy recommendations for the government and as a contribution to strengthening peace and stability in the region, CSIS hoped to propose an amendment of the ASEAN Charter to help regional leaders move forward with a framework that was more relevant to today and tomorrow's world.

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(The Jakarta Post/ Marguerite Afra Sapiie)