CWR joins the 10th Asia Pacific Forum on Sustainable Development

The Center for Women’s Resources joins the 10th Asia Pacific Forum on Sustainable Development with the theme “Accelerating the recovery from the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) and the full implementation of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development at all levels in Asia and the Pacific”.

Through the Asia Pacific Regional CSO Engagement Mechanism (APRCEM) members of civil society bring their joint positions and strategize interventions, tackling systemic barriers in achieving genuine sustainable development. Decades-long implementation of neoliberal policies and market-driven solutions failed to deliver its promise of progress and development. They especially highlight how three years on, the pandemic continues to expose and exacerbate the already existing structural inequalities — in wealth, power, and resources, between countries and within countries, between rich and the poor, and between men and women.

Film Screening | Pandanggo sa Hukay (2019)

Ngayong Women’s Month, inihahandog ng HRPEC’s MiyerKULET! ang Pandanggo sa Hukay (2019) ni She Andes kasama ang Asian Medical Students’ Association-Philippines, SCORA, Bahaghari, Libro : Barato, Teatro Tao sa Tao, Community Pantry PH, Sigma Delta Pi Sorority UP Manila, Alyansa ng mga Abogado ng Bayan (ALAB) at Center for Women’s ResourcesWednesday. Ipapalabas sa March 22, 7:00 PM sa Penthouse (open-air rooftop), Fil Garcia Tower, Kalayaan Ave., Quezon City. The director, She Andes, will join us for the talkback after the screening. Kitakits!

Women, unite! Fight for wages, jobs, and rights

Statement on International Working Women’s Day 2023

The Center for Women’s Resources joins all women worldwide in commemorating International Working Women’s Day this March 8.

Now, more than ever, women need to unite to fight for living wages, jobs, and rights amid the burgeoning economic crisis and repression brought by the continuous implementation of neoliberal policies that put capitalist profit over women’s human rights.

In the Philippines, women continue to suffer joblessness and lack of decent work and livelihood while Marcos Jr. and his cronies persistently and absurdly push to change the constitution. State repression coupled with systematic misinformation and disinformation prevails while women experience various forms of abuse and lack of access to basic social services.

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ULAT LILA | Kalagayan at Paglaban ng Kababaihang Pilipino sa Unang Taon ng Administrasyong Marcos Jr.

Signipikante ang Marso 2023 para sa kababaihan, ang tinaguriang National Women’s Month. Ito ang unang pagkakataon, sa panunungkulan ni Ferdinand Marcos Jr., na mailalantad ng kababaihan ang kanilang kalagayan pagkatapos mailuklok sa puwesto ang anak ng diktador na si Ferdinand Marcos Sr.

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