CSO Statement at the CSW69 Interactive dialogue
On inclusive development, shared prosperity, and decent work Delivered by Rachel Tan, Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development
Asia Pacific Regional CSO Engagement Mechanism (APRCEM) Collective Statement 2025
Change the System, Shift the Power! Reclaiming the Development Agenda for the People, Advancing Development Justice in Asia and the
Beijing+30 Qualitative Scorecard: Reflecting on aspirations and realities across critical areas of concerns
As we mark the 30-year milestone of the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action (BPfA) at the sixty-ninth session of
Solidarity Statement in Support of Nexperia Workers’ Strikes in the Philippines
Enough is Enough! Workers’ Struggle is Our Struggle The Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development (APWLD) stands
Statement for International Women’s Day
Take back the sovereign power: Demanding accountability and reclaiming democratic spaces for women's human rights and Development Justice While
Third Preparatory Committee (PrepCom) for the Fourth International Conference on Financing for Development (FfD4)
Zainab Shumail, APWLD,on behalf of the CS FfD Mechanism Intervention delivered at the Zero draft para by para comments: A
Investigating the Nexus between Digitalisation and the Increase in Household Debt among Women Workers in Asia and the Pacific: A Multi-Country Research
Background: Although digital platforms may offer opportunities for women to work freelance and thereby with flexibility, they also pose a
Amplifying Voices of Central Asian Women Migrants for Human Rights and Development Justice
From 2022 to 2024, five partner organisations from Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan collaborated with communities to conduct Feminist Participatory Action
A just, equitable and transformative financial architecture: Development Justice at the core
A just, equitable and transformative financial architecture: Development Justice at the core Statement of the Asia Pacific Regional CSO Mechanism
Research as Resistance: how can research build our movements?
Research as Resistance: How can research build our movements? APWLD Feminist Knowledge, Learning and Publications (FKLP) Programme Research is