APWLD

40 years of advocacy, activism, movements to advance women's human rights and #DevelopmentJustice with our 250+ members in Asia and the Pacific.

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#Only5YearsLeft: At the last mile of the 2030 Agenda, we demand #DevelopmentJustice that will put people at the center rather than profits.
Our member from Kyrgyzstan reflected on the adoption of the Ministerial Declaration, and what it truly means for grassroots women.

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#FeministOpportunity | [DEADLINE EXTENDED]

We invite grassroots women’s organisations & movements in Asia-Pacific to apply for the 2026-2028 Feminist Participatory Action Research (#FPAR) on #ClimateInducedMigration.

🗓 14 August
🔗 https://t.co/wKUlA6acVk

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History shows that imperial powers built their wealth through resource extraction from the Global South, using militarism as a tool of domination.

📎 Join our first webinar next week to explore militarism through a grassroots feminist lens: https://t.co/IoTkqxMDFW

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#FeministOpportunity : APWLD is inviting women in all their diversities, including those belonging to minority and marginalised groups, to apply as Programme Associate for the Labour and Migration programmes.

🗓 Deadline : 10 August 2026

More details: https://t.co/lyia08VG1p

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🌟 Join APWLD and our members and allies to explore feminist analyses of militarism and find pathways to collectively resist militarism and climate imperialism!

🗓️ 6 Aug, 20 Aug, 3 Sept, 11 Sept
📎 Scan the QR code or register and learn more: https://t.co/IoTkqxMDFW

#DefundWar

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Global military spending in 2025 was USD 2.9 trillion.
Yet what if we prioritised people over war?

Join us as we kick off our campaign:
Say No to Militarism & Imperialist Wars,
Demand Feminist Peace & Justice Now. ✊

#DefundWar #NoProfitFromWars #NoJusticeNoPeace

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Throughout SB64, APWLD with its members participated in a series of events, including official side events, climate camps and press conferences.
APWLD delegates share their reflections on the key demands, challenges, and opportunities that emerged during the SB 64 conference.

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Across official and movement spaces at SB64, together with Climate Watch Thailand and Aksi! For Justice, APWLD continued to amplify feminist climate justice perspectives that challenge corporate-led climate solutions and centre the rights of communities on the frontlines.

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At #SB64, APWLD joined global movements in three press conferences calling for climate justice rooted in women’s human rights—not corporate profit.
🚫 Reject Blue Economy & Marine Geoengineering
⚠️ Demand Just and Equitable Transition
🌐 Demand Climate Justice & Systemic Change

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APWLD members reflected and shared their analysis and demands on the focused goals under review in this year’s High Level Political Forum.

Our demands on SDG 11 include ensuring and enabling democratic space for participation of communities in the development agenda process.

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APWLD members shared their analysis and demands on the focused goals under review in this year’s High Level Political Forum.

Our demands on SDG 9 reflect grassroots women’s realities on the ground,including the demand for living wage, decent work and universal social protection.

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APWLD members shared their analysis and demands on the focused goals under review in this year’s High Level Political Forum.

Our demands on SDG 6 and 7 include a stop to privatisation schemes and prioritisation of public financing to basic social services.

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Last month at SB64 Ranjana Giri, APWLD and Marhaini Nasution from Aksi! for Justice, challenged the dominant Blue Economy narrative and called for ocean governance rooted in justice during the Climate Change and Ocean Dialogue. Watch the full Webcast here:
https://t.co/WxgoalkbS9

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#Only5YearsLeft #APWLDatHLPF
Our members and current SDG Monitoring Alumni Partners participated in different sessions, side-events and strategy meetings in New York during the United Nations High Level Political Forum held from 7-15 July 2026 at the UN Headquarters.

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"Debt is not just an economic issue. It is a feminist issue."

Scan the QR code to read our Debt Regional Report: The Perils of Neoliberal Capitalism: Women's Lives Under Debt in Asia.

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We conclude our participation in this year’s HLPF this week, calling for strengthening regional participation and ensuring meaningful participation of grassroots women in data monitoring.
#FeministsWantSystemChange #ShiftthePower #ChangetheSystem #APWLDatHLPF

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#Only5YearsLeft: Development Justice at the core of a truly transformative and accountable Sustainable Development Goals ✊
APWLD members participated and delivered Development Justice key messages during Week 1 at HLPF!
#ShiftthePower #DevelopmentJusticeNow #APWLDatHLPF

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#FeministOpportunity | [DEADLINE EXTENDED] APWLD invites applications to 2026-2028 Feminist Participatory Action Research (FPAR) on Feminist Food Sovereignty
🗓 Deadline: 10 July 2026
🔗 For more details on application process visit : https://t.co/2an6yCprc4

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Join APWLD on its major side-events in HLPF 2026:

🔹 8 July | Side-event co-organised with APRCEM, 14:30-16:00 NY at UN HQ Conference Room A.

🔹 10 July | Virtual Side event co-organised with ESCAP and WMG, 7:00-8:30 NY via Zoom. Please register here https://t.co/rmHbEWeoHA

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#FeministOpportunity | Apply for APWLD's 2026-2028 #FPAR to investigate the effects of climate-related impacts, policy & actions to women in migration.

🗓 Deadline: 31 July 2026
🔗 Learn more: https://t.co/wKUlA69F5M

#MUAHFPAR #ClimateInducedMigration #FeministResearch