Statement from Women and Feminist Groups at the Ministerial Dialogue on Post 2015 and SDGs
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Bangkok Civil Society Declaration: From Inclusive to Just Development
Bangkok, Thailand. 24 August 2013 Asia and the Pacific civil society groups representing 92 organisations from 21 countries representing various
Equity and justice at the core of post-2015 development agenda
Asia Pacific civil society calls on regional leaders: Be brave and put equity and justice at the core of post-2015
International Migrants Day: Demanding Protection for Foreign Domestic Workers and All Women Migrants
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Women Human Rights Defenders Day Statement
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Action Alert: Soldiers massacre family of anti-mining human rights defender in Tampakan, Southern Philippines
Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development (APWLD), in solidarity with its sisters at KARAPATAN Alliance for the Advancement
SOS Obama: from the village roof to the UN assembly
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE When NimChray and her neighbours living in a village near Phnom Penh International airport were threatened with
Wages, not death: Photojournalist TaslimaAkhter to bring Bangladeshi garment worker’s struggle to world leaders’ attention
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Desk Research Report on State of Play and Role in Post 2015 and SDGs
Desk Research Report on State of Play and Role in Post 2015 and SDGs focuses on 62 ESCAP Member States
Four Demands for Just and Sustainable Development Goals
The global model of development is not working for rural, indigenous and migrant women of Asia Pacific. We needed development