The 8th day of the month of March every year is an important day to our society. For this day, we honor , appreciate and give more value to the contributions of the women around the world in building the society.

Since 1997, every year on the 15th March, activists from various parts of the world call for protests and direct action against police repression or brutality. At the moment, it is difficult to gather together because

Every drop of sweat and blood, every sighs and tears, all the days and nights of work lead us to be to together fighting and celebrating in this day of labor. From the peasant who tills the land for food on the table

Errol Alonzo as ASPAC coordinator conducted his field mission to PPMP (Paguyuban Pekerja Muda Perduli or Association of Caring Young Workers) Indonesia last March 19 to April 3. The objectives of the visit are

The Australian YCW held its national council last January. It brought together 34 young leaders from around the country to discuss the reality of young people in their cities. Their recently elected

YCW Pakistan is working for domestic women workers in different rural and urban areas. Like few other countries, here is also no any law and order for the Domestic worker. Only Master and servant rules in which has

“This is my second life. I spent a day and a night afloat more than 24 hrs. in the big sea in March 2020. I was fortunate to be discovered by the seashore of a nearby town. I am grateful to God for my second life.”

After almost five (5) years of struggle, the Philippines Young Christian Workers (PYCW) finally held its 34th National Council (NC) of) from 30th April to 8th May 2018 in Taytay, Rizal. Young workers (YW) delegates from

The Asia and Pacific region includes 47 countries that account for about 61 percent of the total world population. Data suggest that in 2016, more than 4.5 billion inhabitants out 7.4 billion worldwide belonged to that