Women’s Major Group’s Position Paper for 2019 High Level Political Forum
APWLD as part of the Women's Major Group has stated our position for the upcoming High Level Political Forum (HLPF
New Publications: Labour Feminist Participatory Action Research (FPAR) Country Briefs
APWLD's Labour Programme focuses on increasing capacities, voices and leadership of women workers in trade unions by conducting Feminist Participatory
New Publication: A Dangerous Unselfishness – Learning from Strike Actions
We are living in an era of unprecedented wealth coupled with unprecedented inequality. Richest one percent of the global population
New Publications: 2019 Feminist Development Justice Policy Briefs
APWLD works with women’s rights organisations in the Asia-Pacific region to monitor and influence development initiatives and policies, including Sustainable Development
New Publications: Climate Justice Feminist Participatory Action Research (FPAR) Country Briefs
APWLD works with grassroots women’s organisations and their communities and mobilise cross-movements collaboration to co-create a Feminist Fossil Fuel Free
APWLD Member Erwiana Sulistyaningsih Speaks at the Regional Preparatory Meeting for CSW63
Good morning everyone. I am Erwiana Sulistyaningsih, coming from Indonesia. I am speaking on behalf of the civil society organisations
APWLD Member Zoom-In: Alma Sinumlag
“We Are Not Alone In Making The World A Better Place” The cold bites in New York. That’s what Alma
New Resources: Promoting and Fulfilling the Right to Development
In this first publication of 2019, APWLD members from across the region emphasise the right to a development model that
Blog: Thoughts and Emotion on Visiting Mary Jane Veloso in Prison
Glorene A. Das, executive director of the Malaysian migrants rights organisation Tenaganita, and APWLD’s Migration Organising Committee member, wrote this
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