Press Release: Feminist Organisations and Allies Oppose CPTPP Signing on International Women’s Day
Over 50 Feminist Organisations and Allies Say NO to CPTPP Signing on International Women’s Day *Outraged over signing away women’s
apwldadmin2018-08-26T00:55:51+07:00March 7th, 2018|Campaigns, Press Releases, Women Interrogating Trade and Corporate Hegemony|
Over 50 Feminist Organisations and Allies Say NO to CPTPP Signing on International Women’s Day *Outraged over signing away women’s
apwldadmin2018-11-22T16:15:34+07:00February 23rd, 2018|Breaking out of Marginalisation, Civil Society Statements, Women Human Rights Defenders|
Silence is never an option 23rd Feb, 2018 Bangkok, Thailand Good morning! My name is Alma Sinumlag, an Indigenous Kalinga-Igorot,
apwldadmin2018-09-19T22:53:16+07:00February 19th, 2018|Grounding the Global, Labour and Migration, Publications, Resources|
Climate change poses one of the largest threat to women’s human rights. The current increase of 1°C degree has already
apwldadmin2019-02-04T14:47:37+07:00February 14th, 2018|Breaking out of Marginalisation, Publications, Resources|
There are currently an estimated 3-4 million migrant workers in Thailand coming from Laos, Cambodia and Myanmar. The majority of
apwldadmin2018-08-24T02:54:40+07:00November 14th, 2017|Breaking out of Marginalisation, Labour and Migration, Press Releases, Women Interrogating Trade and Corporate Hegemony|
*Express concern that the regional bloc continues to fail them* For Immediate Release 13th November, 2017 Quezon City, Philippines At
apwldadmin2018-11-14T18:32:36+07:00November 13th, 2017|Press Releases, Women Interrogating Trade and Corporate Hegemony|
*Civil Society urges the ASEAN Member States to take people-centred approach* For Immediate Release 13th November, 2017 Quezon City,
apwldadmin2018-09-12T14:50:09+07:00March 9th, 2017|Civil Society Statements, Grounding the Global|
Ahead of the 61st UN Commission on the Status of Women (CSW61), held this year from 13 to 24 March,
apwldadmin2018-11-22T15:54:37+07:00December 7th, 2016|Breaking out of Marginalisation, Campaigns, Latest Updates, Press Releases|
* Structural inequality and discrimination faced by women is perpetuated by economic policies* *Trade agreements have discriminatory impact on women, indigenous
apwldadmin2018-11-14T18:30:15+07:00September 21st, 2016|Podcasts, Women Interrogating Trade and Corporate Hegemony|
In our first episode of APWLD's podcast, we talk to Ranja Sengupta from the Third World Network. She speaks about