Cambodia’s women garment workers fight for decent work conditions from big brands
It is around five-thirty in the afternoon but the path leading to Bopha’s[1] rented room is dark. There is no light, and...
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Economic Justice
Economic Justice
Meet Orji Theresa, one of the unpaid nurses keeping this hospital in Nigeria afloat
“A pregnant woman can come to our hospital at any time, but who will attend to her if everybody has gone? That is why we s...
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Climate Justice
7 ways our movement made an impact in 2018
In 2018 our movement grew bigger, louder, stronger, and achieved some big wins for women’s rights! From bringing puppies to...
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Economic Justice
Women Farmers in Kenya demand land rights
For women in Kenya, losing your husband can be one of the worst things that can happen to you. Not only does it mean the loss of a loved...
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Economic Justice
5 things to know about the ‘zombie TPP’ and how to stop it
It may sound like a cool new Netflix thriller – but in reality there’s nothing chill about watching the ‘zombie TPP’ make its...
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Climate Justice
Women in Hela province bearing the brunt of the PNG LNG project
Australia has one of the largest global mining footprints in the world with Australian companies currently operating many fossil fuel...
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Economic Justice
Women farmers in Kenya driving change
Mercy is a farmer in the hills of Makima, in eastern Kenya. Above Mercy’s farm, the land appears lifeless; rocky and brown. It is hard to...
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