10 Years of SDGs in Asia and the Pacific: A Feminist Analysis
Launch of the Regional Report on the 10 years of SDG implementation in the Asia and the Pacific based on
Another World is Possible, A Feminist World is Possible
Launch of the Policy Brief on Women's Human Rights, Macroeconomic Transformations and Development Justice For decades, governments and global institutions
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
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
Statement: APWLD Calls for elimination of discriminatory law against migrant to form and join associations
Statement for International Human Rights Day 10 December 2024 APWLD Calls for elimination of discriminatory law against migrant to form
Asia Pacific Grassroots Women Delivering Development Justice: Reports from the APWLD SDG Monitoring Programme 2022-2023
Asia Pacific Grassroots Women Delivering Development Justice Reports from the APWLD SDG Monitoring Programme 2022-2023 With just almost six years
Feminist Food Sovereignty – The paradigm shift in confronting climate crisis
Weather patterns are shifting as a result of climate change, resulting in unpredictable growing conditions. Women, who are frequently the
The reality of Nationally Determined Contribution – Based on True stories from the ground
Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) are an essential part of the Paris Agreement. Adopted in 2015, the Paris Agreement is an
False Solutions – Climate Colonialism and tragedy of commons
Climate change is a worldwide concern with life threatening repercussions. State efforts to solve it are frequently corporate-backed and therefore
Strengthening Feminist Movements for Trade and Economic Justice
After nearly four decades of neoliberal globalisation, it has been increasingly acknowledged that austerity, privatisation, deregulation of finance, markets and