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Philippines YCW Statement on International Womens Day 2024

The immeasurable role of women in our contemporary society cannot be underestimated. Despite the threats, discrimination, and the perception that women are weak and should be confined to domestic responsibilities, their

WHEN is launched: Stronger Together than Cancer

The celebration of women’s month is also a season to raise awareness on the different issues and problems that women are facing in our society today. Hence, the IYCW-ASPAC had joined the launching of Women Workers

Initiation of New Members and Strengthening YCW Sri Lanka

Last February 18, 2024, YCW Sri Lanka Coordinating Team headed by Punya and Aruna, facilitated team building activity for the new members and for the current leaders. It was held in Batagama Church, thanks to the

Yes to Wage Increase! No to Charter Change!

Different sectors, organizations, church institutions and trade unions gather in EDSA Shrine last February 25, 2024 to commemorate the EDSA People Power Revolution 38 years ago. Celebrating the day is not just a

IYCW ASPAC STATEMENT ON PHP 100 WAGE INCREASE FOR PRIVATE SECTOR NATIONWIDE

The IYCW Asia Pacific welcome the approval of the senate Bill 2534 on the third reading for the 100 peso wage increase for Filipino workers in the private sector.The current minimum wage in the country of 610 pesos

Featuring the Asian Roundtable on Social Protection (AROSP) Network

The COVID-19 pandemic did not only challenge the way of life and work of the people around the world, but it also test the resiliency of many social organizations and trade unions. Many movements and organizations

Walk for Life 2024 is a Walk for All

The Philippine Young Christian Workers together with IYCW-ASPAC participated in the yearly event “Walk for Life” organized by Sanguniang Laiko ng Pilipinas, where YCW-Philippines is an affiliate member. The theme

The Life and Work of Young Workers in Japan and Their Commitment to Action

Japan is one of the best place and destination in Asia for tourism and for work. It is due to his unparalleled and unique culture, advancement in technology and the heavy manufacturing industries. Japan’s economy

IYCW-ASPAC MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE MEETING

A VITAL FIRST STEP TOWARDS TRANSPARENT AND EFFECTIVE COORDINATIONManila, Philippines- The IYCW-ASPAC coordinators led by Brian and Rony convened the first IYCW-ASPAC Management Committee meeting last January 15, 2024

IYCW STATEMENT INTERNATIONAL MIGRANTS DAY - 2023

“Being migrant workers or refugees is not our dream. But because there is no other choice to survive, in order to improve our welfare and that of our families"December 18 is International Migrant Day, since it was

Climate Crisis and the Neo-liberalism

The climate crisis we are facing right now is the greatest challenge of our world today. Many human-related activities causes the climate change, thus eroding Earth’s ability to sustain its life and biodiversity.

Young Women Workers of Sri Lanka Free Trade Zone

Free Trade Zone (FTZ) or Export Processing Zone (EPZ) is a particular area of a country where roughly normal trade barriers such as taxes and tariffs are removed and government administrative and business

Enduring the Surge of Tides in the Life and Work of Fishermen in Negombo, Sri-Lanka

Along Sri Lanka’s 1,700km (1,056 miles) of coasts and lagoons, artisanal fishermen cast and gather their nets several times a day. The exact style of net employed and method of fishing varies village by village,

CLIMATE CHANGE, NO! WE WANT CLIMATE JUSTICE NOW!

The IYCW-ASPAC team and YCW Philippines joined the symbolic action during the INSPIR ASIA Network Workshop on Climate Justice and Adoptive Social Protection in Seim Reap Cambodia last September 25, 2023. About 70

THE LIFE AND WORKS OF YOUNG FISHERMEN AND FISHER FOLKS IN MERCEDES

My name is Rony, I live in Indonesia where my YCW action experience is coming from factory work and agricultural sector. Visiting the base groups of YCW Philippines, especially the young fisher folks in