Juddho! Lawan! Confronting Injustices, Marching for Labour Rights
Juddho! Lawan! Confronting Injustices, Marching for Labour Rights is a COVID-19 storybook that narrates the grassroot realities of women workers
Stories of Rural, Indigenous, Migrant, Urban Poor Women: Our Struggles, Our Resistance, Our Solidarity!
These are the stories of rural, indigenous, migrant, and urban poor women during the pandemic. They are farmers and small
Launch: Briefers on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) vs Women’s Human Rights in 7 Languages
APWLD is launching new Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) vs Women's Human Rights briefers in seven languages developed by our WITCH programme. ISDS
Launch: Country Briefers on Women’s Right to Land Through Feminist Participatory Action Research
Land is life for millions of rural and indigenous women across the region. Even during the pandemic, land- and resource-grabs
Opening Statement at CSW66 Regional Consultation
Olga Djanaeva - Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development (APWLD) Your Excellencies, distinguished speakers, honourable members and
Vacancy Call for Executive Officer
Deadline to apply: 20 February 2022 6pm BKK (GMT+7) Join our dynamic and powerful team! Asia Pacific Forum on Women,
Grassroots women’s voices must be at the centre of all multilateral processes in order to fully achieve women’s human rights and gender equality
Joint Cross-regional Civil Society Statement on CSW Methods of Work (MoW) The Economic and Social Council, in its resolution 2013/18
Feminist reflection on Glasgow climate talks: Climate chaos and the urgency to right the wrongs and survive on a boiling planet!
By Patricia Miranda Wattimena, Climate Justice Programme Officer, APWLD Under the presidency of the United Kingdom, the 26th UN Climate
Vacancy Call for Programme Associate
Multiple Positions Deadline to apply: 24 January 2022 6pm BKK(GMT+7) Join our dynamic and powerful team! Asia Pacific Forum on
Podcast Series: A Glimpse in to Two Year Journey of Migration FPAR Partners
Introduction The changing socio-economic and geo-political context of the region, and the COVID-19 pandemic has shed light on the structural