Women’s Rights on the Line : How women defend rights to the commons and at the workplace in Asia amidst neoliberalism and corporate capture
Women’s Rights on the Line : How women defend rights to the commons and at the workplace in Asia amidst
Amplifying Voices of Central Asian Women Migrants for Human Rights and Development Justice
From 2022 to 2024, five partner organisations from Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan collaborated with communities to conduct Feminist Participatory Action
Decent Work Day: Decent work for all informal and formal women workers!
On World Day for Decent Work, the Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development (APWLD) continues to
Call for Participation: Feminist Legal Literacy and Organising Training 2024
APWLD is inviting young women migrants and women migrants’ rights defenders to apply for: Feminist Legal Literacy and Organising Training
East Asia Sub-Regional Feminist Legal Theory and Practice (FLTP)
East Asia Sub-Regional FEMINIST LEGAL THEORY & PRACTICE (FLTP) October 2024, Seoul, South Korea Call for Application Asia Pacific
Feminist Food Sovereignty: The Revolution that We Need
Bandar Lampung, Indonesia - Against the backdrop of the generations-old, agricultural lands of the community of Sidodadi, women from different
Call for Participation: Asia and the Pacific Gender and Politics Training 2024
APWLD is inviting women activists and leaders aspiring for political positions to apply for: Asia and the Pacific Gender and
Cultivating Feminist Food Sovereignty: APWLD launches Food Sovereignty FPAR with six new partners
Women are a central and crucial part of the agriculture economy and food production. They play important roles as seed
FPAR Family Unites Once Again to Amplify the Voices of Women Migrant Workers Across Asia-Pacific
By Sabnam Lama, FPAR Young Researcher from National Indigenous Women Forum (NIWF), Nepal On a significant day - 26 October
3rd Central Asia Subregional FPAR Training and Capacity-Building on UN Human Rights Mechanisms in Almaty, Kazakhstan
The 3rd Subregional Feminist Participatory Action Research (FPAR) training under the APWLD Central Asia (CA) FPAR Programme was recently convened