APWLD Calls on International Community and States to Recognise and Protect Women Human Rights Defenders’ Work
29th November, 2017 Chiang Mai, Thailand The 29th of November is International Women Human Rights Defenders Day and today,
Reflections on 20th Round of RCEP Negotiations in South Korea
Author: Diyana Yahaya, Programme Officer, Women Interrogating Trade & Corporate Hegemony This time last month, the negotiators of from 16
Press Release: Southeast Asian Women’s Groups Join Solidarity March At ASEAN People’s Forum 2017
*Express concern that the regional bloc continues to fail them* For Immediate Release 13th November, 2017 Quezon City, Philippines At
Press Release: CSOs Take A Stand Against Corporate Agenda at ASEAN People’s Forum 2017
*Civil Society urges the ASEAN Member States to take people-centred approach* For Immediate Release 13th November, 2017 Quezon City,
Feminist Participatory Action Research on Labour Rights (Labour FPAR) 2017-2019
The Labour Programme of Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development (APWLD) is proud to be working with 11
Press Release: Women’s Rights Groups in Asia Pacific Express Relief on Collapse of TPP
For Immediate Release 10th November, 2017 Chiang Mai, Thailand Women’s Rights Organisations expressed support for Canada’s reluctance to finalise the
APWLD’s Annual Report 2016: Women Forging a Feminist Future
In 2016 we built the capacity of over 400 feminist advocates, particularly grassroots and marginalised women, from 25 countries in
APWLD Submission for Draft Legally Binding Instrument on Transnational Corporations and other Business Enterprises with Respect to Human Rights
APWLD made a submission to the Open-Ended Intergovernmental Working Group (OEIGWG) on transnational corporations and other business enterprises with respect to human
ACSC/APF 2017 Webinar Series on Understanding the Growing Corporate Power in Southeast Asia
APWLD is part of the ACSC/ APF Convergent Space on Corporate Greed and Power in the Southeast Asia at the upcoming ASEAN
Letter from Global Civil Society About the Agenda of the WTO Towards the 11th Ministerial
300 member organisations of global civil society from more than 150 countries, representing tens of millions of people from around