Statement on International Women Human Rights Defenders Day
Chiang Mai 29 November, 2016 APWLD celebrates International Women Human Rights Defenders Day with the news of Malaysian Woman
Joint Statement: Drop Charges and Release Bersih Organizers and Supporters
Joint Statement Malaysia: Drop Charges and Release Bersih Organizers and Supporters Kuala Lumpur, 21 November 2016 The
Asia Pacific Civil Society Statement in Solidarity With Malaysian Human Rights Defender Maria Chin Abdullah
Civil Society Statement in Solidarity with Malaysian Human Rights Defender Maria Chin Abdullah PLEASE CLICK HERE TO SIGN THE STATEMENT Asia Pacific
Over 70 Organisations Come Out In Support of Maria Chin Abdullah
On 18th October 2016, Maria Chin received death threats against her and her family via vile images in a WhatsApp
Women’s Major Group joint Statement — UNCTAD 14
Photo by Felogene Anumo We the undersigned Feminist,Women’s rights Orgnisationsand civil society groups committed to advancing women’s human
Statement: Multi-stakeholder Dialogue Restoring and Sustaining Healthy Ecosystems for People and Planet: Partnerships to Jointly Deliver on the Environmental Dimensions of the 2030 Agenda, UNEA-2
Our member, Helen Hakena (Leitana Nehan Women Development Agency), was selected to speak at the Multi-Stakeholder Dialogue: Restoring and Sustaining
Statement on Multi-Stakeholder Partnerships, GMGSF and UNEA-2 – 20-27 May 2016
Wardarina represented APWLD/RCEM/Women Major Group to speak in the panel on “How can Multi-stakeholder partnership strengthen and complement the government
Statement: Women Human Rights Defenders and Villagers Oppose Coal Mining and Demand Climate Justice
Solidarity Statement This statement originates from the solidarity activity held at Ban Haeng, Lampang on June 9, 2016 organized by
May Day Call for Workers: Is it Time for a Global Strike?
On the 1st of May 1886, thousands of workers went on a general strike demanding eight-hour work day with no
Gender-responsive climate policy with a focus on adaptation and capacity-building, and training for delegates on gender issues
Introduction At COP20, Parties adopted the Lima Work Programme on Gender (Decision 18/CP.20), which aims to further advance the implementation