“No Gender Equality on a Dead Planet”
Women’s rights activists from around the world have outlined their demands for a new climate agreement and presented it to
Garment worker, labour activist Nazma Akhter speaks on development justice at ESCAP
Statement by Nazma Akter, Awaj Foundation On behalf of the Asia Pacific Regional Civil Society Engagement Mechanism (RCEM) For the
I could have been Mary Jane Veloso—Erwiana
Mary Jane Veloso was spared from death at the last minute. She still faces execution. Mary Jane is a migrant domestic
Financing for Development Justice
Statement by Kate Lappin, APWLD regional coordinator. at the Asia Pacific high level consultation on financing for development, 29-30 April,
Statement from LGBTI and indigenous women affected by climate change
We, women, indigenous women, and LGBTI organizations from Thailand, Cambodia, Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines, having met in a forum
Stop the execution of Mary Jane Veloso
URGENT Release The Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development (APWLD) call on the Indonesian President, Joko Widodo to
Justice is what we are calling for here, Justice is what we want the ASEAN to take
Eni Lestari, Chair of the International Migrant Alliance, addresses participants of the ASEAN People's Forum, speaking on the panel on "Making
Urban poor women, church people to hold solidarity walk to demand decent work, climate justice
A newly-formed climate justice network, Kilusan ng Mamamayan para sa Hustisyang Pangklima, comprised of women from urban poor communities,
Civil Society asks 3 critical questions of the World Bank at its 2015 spring meetings
#OLOB | www.ourlandourbusiness.org Chiang Mai, Thailand – As the World Bank prepares for its annual Spring Meetings, members of
Statement at the UN GA Financing for Development Hearings
Statement delivered by Tessa Khan, APWLD Programme Officer for Grounding the Global-International Mechanisms, at the opening of the UN General Assembly