Resist, Reclaim, Rebuild: The Peoples’ Demand for Development Justice
Resist, Reclaim, Rebuild: The Peoples’ Demand for Development Justice Position Paper of the Asia Pacific Regional CSO Engagement Mechanism (APRCEM)
Asia Pacific Regional CSO Engagement Mechanism (APRCEM) Collective Statement 2025
Change the System, Shift the Power! Reclaiming the Development Agenda for the People, Advancing Development Justice in Asia and the
Asia Pacific Regional Civil Society Engagement Mechanism Press Release: Activists hold silent protest over censorship at UN Regional Meeting on Sustainable Development
For immediate release 26 February 2025 CONTACTS: Ajay Jha Kumar, APRCEM Co-chair (k.ajay.j@gmail.com) Joy Hernandez, APRCEM Co-chair (joy@ituc-ap.org) Olga
Asia Pacific Regional Civil Society Engagement Mechanism Press Statement: Defend Civic Spaces! Reclaim the Development Agenda!
Bangkok, Thailand, 26 February 2025 - Over 140 civil society representatives met in Bangkok, Thailand from 23-24 February 2025 in
CSO Collective Statement on Thematic Review with focus on “the Summit of the Future”
Statement to be delivered by Cielito Perez, Center for Women’s Resources, Philippines As we sit here discussing the prospects of
CSOs at 10th APFSD: Change the system, shift the power
Media Release by the Asia Pacific Regional CSO Engagement Mechanism (APRCEM) on the Asia Pacific Peoples’ Forum on Sustainable Development
Asia Pacific Peoples’ Forum 2021: Beyond Agenda 2030: Asia and the Pacific for Transformative and Genuine Change
Six years since the inception of the Agenda 2030, many nations across the world are not on track the implementation
Press Release: Over 100 Civil Society Organisations and Activists Demand Development Justice for Sustainable Development
1 April 2019 Bangkok, Thailand More than 100 civil society organisations (CSOs) participated in the 3-day 6th Asia Pacific Forum
APWLD Announces Feminist Development Justice Media Fellows
Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law, and Development (APWLD) has selected five journalists for our 2019 Feminist Development Justice Media