I could have been Mary Jane Veloso—Erwiana
Mary Jane Veloso was spared from death at the last minute. She still faces execution. Mary Jane is a migrant domestic
Shaping the treaty on business and human rights: views from Asia and the Pacific
In Bougainville, Papua New Guinea, the catastrophic environmental damage and social upheaval caused by the Panguna copper mine sparked a
Stop the TransPacific Partnership
APWLD and other civil society organisations at the ASEAN People’s Forum (22-24 April 2015 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia) staged an action
Financing for Development Justice
Statement by Kate Lappin, APWLD regional coordinator. at the Asia Pacific high level consultation on financing for development, 29-30 April,
Stop TPP- campaign toolkit
Negotiations for the TransPacific Partnership agreement (TPP) are still going on and we would like to strengthen our actions and resistance
Development Justice–Realistic Aspiration or Pipe Dream?
APWLD Regional coordinator Kate Lappin speaks to BFM 89.9 (Malaysia) to discuss the processes around the formulation of Sustainable Development Goals and
Support women survivors of Nepal earthquake
Photo from the Guardian website The Women's Rehabilitation Center (WOREC) Nepal and the Asia Pacific Forum on Women,
Decent work and living wage briefer
In the past 20 years neo-liberal globalisation has forced de-regulation of labour markets, increased the power and movement of capital
Statement from LGBTI and indigenous women affected by climate change
We, women, indigenous women, and LGBTI organizations from Thailand, Cambodia, Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines, having met in a forum
Stop the execution of Mary Jane Veloso
URGENT Release The Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development (APWLD) call on the Indonesian President, Joko Widodo to