APWLD Member Alma Sinumlag Speaks At Asia-Pacific High-Level Meeting for CSW 62
Silence is never an option 23rd Feb, 2018 Bangkok, Thailand Good morning! My name is Alma Sinumlag, an Indigenous Kalinga-Igorot,
New Resource: FPAR Research on Women Migrant Workers in Thailand
There are currently an estimated 3-4 million migrant workers in Thailand coming from Laos, Cambodia and Myanmar. The majority of
APWLD Member Helen Hakena Delivers Closing Statement for 17th Global Major Groups and Stakeholder Forum ahead of UNEA-3
28th November, 2017 Nairobi, Kenya Thank you everyone. I am Helen Hakena of Leitana Nehan Women’s Development Agency, Bougainville in
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
APWLD Member Helen Hakena Delivers Keynote Speech At Session of Committee on World Food Security (CFS 44)
Helen Hakena of Leitana Nehan Women’s Development Agency, Bougainville in Papua New Guinea speaks at CFS 44 in Rome,
New Resource: Feminist Participatory Action Research Regional Report on Changing Development From Inside-Out
Building social movements and increasing women’s democratic voice is not easy. What tools do women in Asia-Pacific use to raise
APWLD Statement on latest attacks on Indigenous Peoples in Chittagong Hill Tracts, Bangladesh
08 June, 2017 Dhaka, Bangladesh/Chiang Mai, Thailand The Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development (APWLD) is alarmed at
Press Release: Peoples Groups In India Reject RCEP
PRESS RELEASE: PEOPLE’S GROUPS REJECT RCEP APWLD Member Burnad Fatima Speaks at RCEP Workshop 4 April, 2017 Bengaluru, India
Partners For Climate Justice Feminist Participatory Action Research 2017-18 Announced!
The Climate Justice programme is launching a new Climate Justice Feminist Participatory Action Research (CJ-FPAR) for 2017-2018! The CJ FPAR
Press Release: Asia-Pacific Women Vigilant Over Regional Trade Agreement
* Structural inequality and discrimination faced by women is perpetuated by economic policies* *Trade agreements have discriminatory impact on women, indigenous