Blog: South-South Fellowship Reflection
This blog is written by Zar Zar Tun, our former South-South Fellow for the Labour and Migration Programme from September
New Publications: Labour Feminist Participatory Action Research (FPAR) Country Briefs
APWLD's Labour Programme focuses on increasing capacities, voices and leadership of women workers in trade unions by conducting Feminist Participatory
New Publication: A Dangerous Unselfishness – Learning from Strike Actions
We are living in an era of unprecedented wealth coupled with unprecedented inequality. Richest one percent of the global population
Joint Open Letter: New Lawsuits Brought by Thammakaset Company Limited Against Human Rights Defenders
RE: New Lawsuits Brought by Thammakaset Company Limited Against Human Rights Defenders Dear Prime Minister Prayut, The 89 undersigned organizations
We are Looking for an Intern to Support the Labour and Migration Programmes!
APWLD are calling women from the Asia Pacific region to apply for an internship with the Labour and Migration Programmes.
Statement: Women’s Groups Oppose World Bank Proposals to Weaken Labour Rights, Protections and Corporate Accountability
9 October 2018 Chiang Mai, Thailand/Bali, Indonesia We, feminist organisations and allies, express opposition and concerns over World Bank’s recent
Press Release: Thai Women’s Group Oppose Thailand Joining CP-TPP
Press Release: Thai Women’s Group Oppose Thailand Joining CP-TPP 05th Sept 2018 Chiang Mai, Thailand The Thai Department of
May Day 2018: We Demand Global Solidarity Strikes
Building our collective power against patriarchy and neoliberalism through the global solidarity strikes! In the occasion of the International
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
5 things you need to know about precarious work (and how you might already be doing it)
Precarious work means work where your labour rights are not secure. It could mean that you are not covered by