WTO in a nutshell: Why women say No to WTO
APWLD is launching a new publication the WTO - in a nutshell: Why women say No to WTO. This briefer
Asia-Pacific Regional Consultation on the Sixty-Seventh Session of the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW67) Interventions
Session 1: Ensuring meaningful connectivity to close the gender digital divide and promoting gender transformative technology design, development and deployment
Opening Remarks at the Asia Pacific Regional Consultation on the Priority Theme of CSW67
Speaker: Ms. Villaney Remengesau, Pacific Disability Forum Your Excellencies, distinguished speakers, honourable members and delegates, colleagues and my fellow sisters.
Women Interrogating Trade and Corporate Hegemony (WITCH) Country Briefers
In 2019, APWLD’s Women Interrogating Trade and Corporate Hegemony (WITCH) Feminist Participatory Action Research (WITCH-FPAR) brought together four women and
Read: APWLD 2021 Annual Report “And Still We Rise: Feminist Action, Resistance and Solidarity in Asia and the Pacific”
The year 2021 demonstrated the power of who we are - a feminist, membership-driven network. When we were designing online
Grassroots Women Rising: Addressing Loss and Damage on a Burning Planet
By Patricia Wattimena, Climate Justice Programme Officer, Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development For more than a decade,
#HandsOffLabourActivists: A call to end the attacks against Labour Rights Defenders in the Philippines
Drop all trumped-up charges against Labour Rights Defenders Kara Taggaoa and Larry Valbuena! 11 October 2022 Kilusang Mayo Uno (KMU),
Monitoring the 2030 Agenda and Demanding Development Justice Amidst the COVID-19 Crisis
Seven years into implementation since its adoption in 2015, the 2030 Agenda targets remain elusive and worse, the majority of
A Call for Climate and Economic Justice for the Flood-affected Communities in Pakistan
Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development (APWLD) raises concerns about the flooding situation and the worsening climate crisis
Country Briefers on Migration and Decent Work
The number of international migrants is estimated to be almost 272 million, with nearly two-thirds being labour migrants. Migration today