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
APWLD Member Joms Salvador Speaks at the Open-ended Intergovernmental Working Group on Transnational Corporations and Other Business Enterprises with Respect to Human Rights
Open-ended Intergovernmental Working Group on Transnational Corporations and Other Business Enterprises with Respect to Human Rights Geneva, Switzerland 18 October
New Resource: Seven Reasons Why Feminists Say No to World Bank-IMF Neoliberalism
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) provides loans to countries experiencing balance of payments problems or financial crises in exchange
Report on Feminist Perspective on Chin Community’s Customary Laws & Practices
Our Breaking Out of the Marginalisation Feminist Participatory Action Research (BOOM-FPAR) partner Ninu Women in Action from Burma/Myanmar, have just released
Women’s Groups Call for Urgent Response At Additional SB 48.2 Intersessions Before COP 24
Civil society organisations and women’s groups call for urgent response and decision from parties at the additional SB 48.2 intersessions
The Visa, Snow, and the CSW62 – A Blog by Alma Sinumlag
Touchdown USA It was my first time traveling to the United States of America. If it had not been for
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
Podcast: How Drug Wars Affect Women in the Philippines and Thailand
https://soundcloud.com/apwld/podcast-how-drug-wars-affect-women-in-the-philippines-and-thailand In this podcast, APWLD members Cristina Palabay of Karapatan in the Philippines and Pranom Somwong (Bee) of Protection International