Stories of Our Members
Fighting Patriarchy with Solidarity: The Story of our Second FPAR training
By - Ananya K, Country Coordinator for India at Women’s Regional Network and FPAR Young Researcher The Opposite of Patriarchy is Solidarity. It is only through solidarity that we can
Juddho! Lawan! Confronting Injustices, Marching for Labour Rights
Juddho! Lawan! Confronting Injustices, Marching for Labour Rights is a COVID-19 storybook that narrates the grassroot realities of women workers in Bangladesh and Indonesia in the time of the COVID-19
Struggles, Unwavering Commitments, Feminist Visions, Solidarity and Love – A Glimpse of APWLD 35th Anniversary Publication
Introduction The origin of the Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development or APWLD can be traced back to the Third World Conference on Women in Nairobi in 1985,
APWLD Member Zoom-In: The Challenges and Rewards of Being Women Journalists in Asia
Last year, while pursuing a story on the Malaysian election, Seulki Lee was referred to a human rights lawyer by her friend. She thought about messaging him, asking for his
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 attending. We spent the last two days working together to
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 Sinumlag felt when she visited the Big Apple for the