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
Struggles, Unwavering Commitments, Feminist Visions, Solidarity and Love – A Glimpse of APWLD 35th Anniversary Publication
Introduction The origin of the Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development or APWLD can be traced back to
Launch: Podcast on Impact of Gender Based Violence in All Workplaces and Urgent Need For Ratification of C190
Gender-based violence (GBV) is pervasive, including in the workplaces, and it must end with zero-tolerance and accountability to survivors/victims. In
[Deadline Extended] Call for Application: APWLD Media Fellowship on Migration and Migrant Women’s Human Rights
The Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development (APWLD) invites women media professionals across Asia and the Pacific region
Video Launch: Women’s Movement Across Asia and the Pacific Demand #NoRCEP
Chiang Mai, Thailand 13 November 2020 As Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) is on the verge of being signed by
Blog Post: Decent Work Left Behind – Reality Of Women Workers In Asia
By Suluck (Fai) Lamubol On the 7th of October 2007, the World Day for Decent Work was launched by global
Blog: South-South Fellowship Reflection
This blog is written by Zar Zar Tun, our former South-South Fellow for the Labour and Migration Programme from September
Blog: Onward We March Without Leaving Anyone Behind!
Selvi Palani at the Regional Preparatory Meeting for CSW63 in Bangkok, Thailand. Photo: UN Women/Pathumporn Thongking Selvi Palani
APWLD Member Zoom-In: The Challenges and Rewards of Being Women Journalists in Asia
Last year, while pursuing a story on the Malaysian election, Seulki Lee was referred to a human rights lawyer by
Blog: Climate Negotiations A Disappointment, Time to Act is Now
Author: Shradha Shreejaya, Climate Justice Programme Officer Governments from Small Island Developing States, Least Developed Countries and civil societies[1]; expressed