Towards an Inclusive Movement
How and Why We Need to Include Migrant Domestic Workers in Conversations about Development Justice Katelyn Davis, Research and Advocacy
A Feminist Critique of Micro Credit
by AASHA RAMESH, Member Tamil Nadu Women’s Forum What are micro-finance institutions? Institutions which give out small loans, especially to
“I am ready to die to keep my home”
Nim Chray My name is Nim Chray and I am 35 years old. I am married with a 9 year
Framing Development Justice for Women in the Readymade Garment (RMG) Sector of Bangladesh
Introduction On 24 November 2013, one year has passed since the disastrous incident of Tazreen Fashions Factory that left 112
Request for joint statement and communication in respect of crackdown on workers and human rights defenders in Cambodia
Working Group on Arbitrary Detention: by email at wgad@ohchr.org Special Rapporteur on the Rights to Freedom of Peaceful Assembly and
Media Release: Pacific Women Leaders Stand Together
A group of Pacific women parliamentarians, former parliamentarians, future parliamentarians, policy makers and civil society are meeting in Fiji to
Indigenous Women Struggle Against Development Aggression
by Mila Singson At present, Innabuyog and the Cordillera indigenous women are in a hot pot of anti-people government programs.
Global Week of Action against Gov’t Crackdown on Cambodian Protesters
While the New Year’s firecrackers signaled hope for people around the world, Cambodian garment workers protesting for a rise in
Forum News 2013
This issue presents a feminist analysis of development and global and regional development objectives in relation to the Asia-Pacific experience