Statement: Asia Pacific CSOs Get Ready for the No RCEP Week of Action With the Release of Video
*Civil society groups say no to the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP)* *Call upon our governments to stop negotiating away
National Monitoring and Review of The Sustainable Development Goals And Development Justice
APWLD's Women 2030 Partners Meeting In Chiang Mai, Thailand APWLD TRACKS HISTORY OF SHAPING THE 2030 AGENDA FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Deadline Extended: Call For Applications for 4th ‘Women Leading, Women Organising’ Training
DEADLINE EXTENDED APPLY BY 2ND JUNE 2017 4th ‘Women Leading, Women Organising’ Training Trade unions training for migrant workers Manila,
Press Release: 70 Civil Society Organisations Call On UNESCO to Protect Sundarbans From Proposed Coal-fired Power Plant
70 Civil Society Organisations Call On UNESCO to Protect Sundarbans From Proposed Coal-fired Power Plant 20 April, 2017
Letter To UNESCO: Protect Sundarbans From Coal-fired Power Plants
20 April, 2017 To: UNESCO World Heritage Committee Appeal: Protect Sundarbans from coal-fired power plants We are writing
‘The strike is a weapon of love’: APWLD’s #GlobalStrike side event at CSW61
‘The strike is a weapon of love’: APWLD’s #GlobalStrike side event at the 61st Commission on the Status of Women
Press Release: Peoples Groups In India Reject RCEP
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Call For Applications: SOUTH-SOUTH PLACEMENT: Young Women’s Leadership Programme
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Four wins at CSW61 this year
Written by Kate Lappin The UN Commission on the Status of Women this year took place in a hostile climate
Press Release: More Than 70 Civil Society Organisations Urge Bangladeshi and Indian Prime Ministers to Protect Sundarbans From Coal-fired Power Plant
Bangladeshi and Indian Prime Ministers urged to protect Sundarbans from coal-fired power plant in open letter signed by more than