How Regional Solidarity helped Save a Life
A year ago today Mary Jane Veloso, a Filipina migrant worker trafficked into Indonesia by a drug syndicate, was given
Civil Society Opening Remarks at the Asia Pacific Forum on Sustainable Development 2016
Mai Naomi Thang of Ninu Women in Action-Burma delivers Civil Society Opening Remarks at the Asia Pacific Forum on Sustainable
Civil Society Statement on Aviation Industry plan to Offset Emissions
APWLD joins international civil society organisations in calling for reducing emissions by the aviation industry: Aviation is one of only
Gender-responsive climate policy with a focus on adaptation and capacity-building, and training for delegates on gender issues
Introduction At COP20, Parties adopted the Lima Work Programme on Gender (Decision 18/CP.20), which aims to further advance the implementation
Submission to Australian Parliamentary Joint Standing Committee on Treaties On the Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement
APWLD concludes that the TPP will have serious and negative impacts on women’s human rights, development justice, the capacity to
Call for participation: Asia Pacific Civil Society Forum on Sustainable Development 2016
Following on the progress of the region in bringing the concept of Development Justice to the attention of the global
Call for Participation at the APFSD 2016
Asia Pacific Forum on Sustainable Development [APFSD] 2016 The Asia Pacific Forum on Sustainable Development is organised by the United
Has the world really changed?
Several governments have been arguing that we are living in a different world where historical inequalities between countries are disappearing.
Women Warming Up
This is the its regional report based on the results of our Climate Justice feminist participatory action research (FPAR) programme. This
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