The working conditions of women workers especially in Asia-Pacific remains difficult and the level of discrimination and exploitation are bringing huge impact in their lives. In Pakistan for instance, according to

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

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

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

“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

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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

Empowering Women through Education and Skills" Action, initiated by the Young Christian Workers Pakistan, is a transformative endeavor aimed at empowering marginalized women through education and skill development.Two

International Young Christian Workers statement on Labor Protection in the International Labor Conference in Geneva, Switzerland On behalf of the International Young Christian Workers, we thank the Committee on

Regular meeting in preparation for Extension workers of Aspac for field visit again to Thailand this year, during the Aspac and Former YCW Thailand meeting discussed several objectives from this year's visit, to learn