Labour FPAR Country Briefer: PHILIPPINES
In the 111th International Labour Conference, particularly in the Committee of Applications of Standards, the Government of the Philippines continuously
Vacancy Call for Programme Associate for the Labour & Migration Programmes
Vacancy Call for Programme Associate for the Labour & Migration Programmes Deadline for Applications: 20th June 2023 Join our
OPEN LETTER: Plea for Release and Return of Mary Jane Veloso
Philippines, 14 April 2023 To: Minister I Gusti Ayu Bintang Darmawati Ministry of Women Empowerment and Child Protection Republic of
Mary Jane Veloso’s Letter to the Presidents of Indonesia and the Philippines
On February 28, APWLD and Migration FPAR partners paid a visit to Mary Jane Veloso, a Filipino migrant woman who
From Research to Real Life – A Young Researcher’s Reflection on Cilacap’s Community Exchange Learning and Meeting Mary Jane Veloso
Written by Katrina Capeding On February 22-28 2023, migrant and women’s organizations from Indonesia, Taiwan, Philippines, India, Nepal, and Mongolia
Fighting Patriarchy with Solidarity: The Story of our Second FPAR training
By - Ananya K, Country Coordinator for India at Women’s Regional Network and FPAR Young Researcher The Opposite of Patriarchy
Partners of Feminist Participatory Action Research (Migration FPAR) on Human Rights of Women Migrants 2022-2024
The Migration (MUAH) programme of Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development (APWLD) proudly launched its Migration FPAR for
Country Briefers on Migration and Decent Work
The number of international migrants is estimated to be almost 272 million, with nearly two-thirds being labour migrants. Migration today
IT’S A JOURNEY WE TRAVEL TOGETHER: Women migrants fighting for a just society
Migration seems to offer a chance at better prospects than many women in this region can find at home.
[Deadline Extended: 24 July 2022] Call for Applications: APWLD Feminist Participatory Action Research on Human Rights of Women Migrants 2022-2024
APWLD Feminist Participatory Action Research (FPAR) on Human Rights of Women Migrants 2022-2024 Building knowledge and movement from the ground