Key areas of consensus and contention in the post-2015 development agenda -Reflections on CSW 58
Last month’s session of the UN Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) provided a critical preview of the key
FLTP 2014– Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Photos from our recently concluded Feminist Legal Theory and Practice Training in Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Influencing the discourse on sustainable development financing
APWLD and allied civil society organisations pushed forward our development justice model at a meeting of Intergovernmental Committee of Experts
Presentation at CSW 58 on implementation of MDGs
This statement was presented by APWLD member Virisila Buadromo from the Fiji Women's Rights Movement I’m speaking today on behalf
Pacific FLTP
A report from Fiji Women's Rights Movement about their FLTP training held in February 2014 excerpted from: http://www.fwrm.org.fj/content/balance/balancemarch2014.pdf By Maraia
Women against the Transpacific Partnership
At a time when governments, civil society organisations and the larger international community are negotiating a new sustainable development agenda,
Pacific Women Caucus gain high news coverage
The establishment of a Pacific Island Women Caucus composed of women parliamentarians generated plenty of media coverage. Below are news
Pacific Island Women’s Caucus
The Pacific Islands Women’s Caucus is a network of women parliamentarians, women’s rights organisations and women’s rights activists aiming to
Access and Control of Sampalan Women tillers to Land in West Java Province, Indonesia
From 2012 to 2013, APWLD conducted a feminist participatory action research with five rural and indigenous women’s organisations. In this
Imagining Other Spaces: Envisioning development justice in the Information Age
Nandini Chami IT for Change, November 2013 (This paper builds upon IT for Change's presentation for the Panel on 'Framing