People of the World, Surge Forward for Climate Justice!
November 1, 2014 On the first year of Typhoon Haiyan People of the World, Surge Forward for Climate Justice! It
Alina Saba of Nepal and Agnes Kinaka of Papua New Guinea reflect on their participation in the UN Climate Summit
In addition to the 120 Heads of State who attended the UN Climate Summit in September, 38 civil society representatives were
Solidarity with Hacienda Luisita: preliminary statement and findings
APWLD preliminary statement on Hacienda Luisita APWLD joined a solidarity mission to the Hacienda Luisita from 16-18 October. The delegates
Justice for Jennifer Laude is Justice for Filipino Women is Justice for the Nation
Statement of Prof. Judy M. Taguiwalo, Ph.D. Director, University of the Philippines Center for Women’s Studies As Director of
The International Day of Rural Women 2014
Joint statement The International Day of Rural Women 2014 Breaking Out of Marginalisation-Rural and Indigenous Women Feminist Participatory Action Research
Those who ‘own little, live on little’ carry highest burden of climate change
by Shobha Shukla, CNS Columnist (Excerpted from Citizen News Service) Climate change seems to be the new food for thought
Systems Change, not Climate Change! We Demand Development Justice!
The 2nd annual People’s General Assembly (PGA) was held in New York on 24 September 2014, 3 days after the
From the frontline of climate change: Nepal activist addresses NY summit
by Robert Baird Excerpted from the Asian Correspondent High-level meetings like today’s UN Climate Summit in New York are often
What climate change means for indigenous peoples
by Alina Saba, Researcher, Mugal Indigenous Women's Upliftment Institute Excerpted from the Huffington Post Tea gathering in Nepal
“I will not leave my island home, even if only three coconut trees remain” – Agnes Kinaka at the People’s General Assembly
“I WILL NOT LEAVE MY ISLAND HOME, EVEN IF ONLY THREE COCONUT TREES REMAIN” I know my island home will