Letter Urging The Philippines Government To Be Held Accountable For Human Rights Violations
29 November 2018 H.E. Rodrigo Duterte President of the Republic of the Philippines Malacañan Palace, JP Laurel St., San Miguel,
Letter of Support for the Philippines Human Rights Defenders Bill
27 November 2018 To: Committee on Human Rights House of Representatives Constitution Hills, Quezon City, Philippines 1126 Subject: Letter of
APWLD Statement on the Midterm Review of the Asian and Pacific Declaration on Population and Development
27 November 2018 Bangkok, Thailand Sanam Amin, APWLD Grounding the Global Programme Officer Thank you chair. I speak on behalf
Podcast: Feminist Resistance against the World Bank and International Monetary Fund, Part I
APWLD member Joan Salvador (center) protesting inside the convention hall of World Bank and IMF Annual Meetings in Bali,
Press Release: Women’s Groups from Asia Pacific Concerned About Poland’s Plan to Suppress Civil Society at COP24
14 November 2018 Chiang Mai, Thailand Women’s groups from Asia Pacific are deeply concerned about the bill passed by the
Statement: APWLD Condemns Unsubstantiated Charges against NUPL Attorney Katherine Panguban
13 November 2018 Chiang Mai, Thailand The Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development (APWLD) condemns the Philippines state
WHRD-IC Statement of Solidarity with Philippines WHRDs and Support to the International People’s Tribunal on the Philippines
Manila, Philippines/Chiang Mai, Thailand 28 October 2018 Today 28th October 2018, on the eve of the Human Rights Defenders
Global Stock Take: How are We Going to Measure Progress?
Tess Vistro, APWLD Deputy Regional Coordinator Article 14 of the Paris Agreement (PA) stipulates the undertaking of a global stock
APWLD Announces Partners for Feminist Fossil Fuel Free Future Sub-grant
APWLD’s Climate Justice programme has selected partners for our Feminist Fossil Fuel Free Future Sub-grant. APWLD will support grassroots feminist
APWLD’s Annual Report 2017: Resisters, Persisters, Sisters
In 2017, APWLD developed the capacity of over 1,100 feminists and women’s rights advocates in Asia-Pacific in research, training, and