Before women were allowed to vote and take part in politics, the 1935 Constitution only allowed male Filipino citizens aged 21 or older to vote. Like every hard-fought and earned democratic right in the country, the right for women to vote was a significant milestone in the fight for women’s political participation and representation in […]
On International Workers’ Day, we spotlight the silent struggles behind Southeast Asia’s gig economy. As Grab tightens its grip on the market, the gig workers powering the platform are left without the protections of regular employment. In partnership with EILER, this research unpacks how digital platforms are reshaping labor and why workers’ rights must be […]
The intensifying conflict among imperialist powers is escalating rapidly. As part of its Indo-Pacific strategy, the US is strengthening its military presence in countries surrounding China, aiming to curb China’s military expansion and political influence while preparing for potential direct or indirect inter-imperialist conflict. The US and its allies are deliberately escalating tensions in the […]
From APRN’s coffee table discussion “On the Situation of Women” last 31 March 2025 This is a periodic activity organized by APRN in between its biennial conferences, designed to focus on urgent and relevant issues that directly impact our lives and struggles. It serves as a vital space for deepening our understanding, exchanging insights, sharing […]
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