Vacancy Call for Labour (Women Organising Workers) Programme Officer
Deadline for Application: 30th April 2025 Join our dynamic and powerful team! Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development
Solidarity Statement in Support of Nexperia Workers’ Strikes in the Philippines
Enough is Enough! Workers’ Struggle is Our Struggle The Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development (APWLD) stands
Investigating the Nexus between Digitalisation and the Increase in Household Debt among Women Workers in Asia and the Pacific: A Multi-Country Research
Background: Although digital platforms may offer opportunities for women to work freelance and thereby with flexibility, they also pose a
Statement: Freedom and Justice for Mary Jane Veloso Now!
Freedom and Justice for Mary Jane Veloso Now! Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development (APWLD) appreciates the action
APWLD Media Fellowship on Digitalisation and Feminist Digital Rights and Justice
APWLD Media Fellowship on Digitalisation and Feminist Digital Rights and Justice Application Period: 30 November—31 January 2025 The Asia
Decent Work Day: Decent work for all informal and formal women workers!
On World Day for Decent Work, the Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development (APWLD) continues to
We stand with the National Samsung Workers Union! The Chip-making industry should not Cheapen Collective Labour Power
We stand with the National Samsung Workers Union! The Chip-making industry should not Cheapen Collective Labour Power The Centre for Trade Union
Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development (APWLD) calls for states’ accountability on the ratification and implementation of C190
We, APWLD, signify our unwavering commitment to ending violence and harassment in workplaces, as it endangers women workers’ rights and
Enough said. #RatifyC190.
Adopted in June 2019, C190 is the first ever international labour convention which sets a clear standard to end violence
Hands off 11,000 Workers in Bangladesh, There are No Such Things as Illegal Strikes
International solidarity must be rallied to expose the unwarranted allegations being levelled against protesting workers in Bangladesh and other countries