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APRN Newsletter 2019 – 4th Quarter
Inside stories:
Resist Militarism and State Fascism. People's rights now!
Photo Essay: #StopTheAttacks
APRN research conference on military conflicts in the Asia Pacific region
People's forum statement on...
APRN Biennial Research Conference 2019 Statement
Defend Lands, Sovereign Rights, and Territories againstMilitarism and Aggression!Reclaim Shrinking Civic Spaces and Struggle for People’s Rights!Resist Imperialist Plunder and Strengthen Communities thatAdvance Development...
Free Ashraf Aram! Free all political prisoners in Palestine! – APRN
Asia Pacific Research Network (APRN) strongly condemns the arbitrary arrest of Ashraf Abu Aram by the Israeli authorities on November 7th at Al Karama...
APRN Condemns Attacks Against Activists in the Philippines
Asia Pacific Research Network (APRN), the leading research network in the region, strongly condemns the illegal arrest and detention of 57 activists in Bacolod...
People’s Forum Statement on the 14th East Asia Summit
We, participants from civil society organizations and people’s movements in Asia Pacific gathered in Bangkok, Thailand on the occasion of the 14th East Asia...
APRN Newsletter 2019 – 2nd and 3rd Quarter
Inside stories:
False sense of development?
International networks scrutinize China's belt and road initiative
Beyond Istanbul: Redefining and owning the concept of development effectiveness for CSOs
Encapsulating the...
Strengthen peoples’ movements to resist fascist attacks and corporate plunder!
People Over Profit Network Closing Statement
The People Over Profit Network, a global campaign network of people’s
organizations and non-governmental organizations that resists corporate plunder
and neoliberal...
DEVELOPMENT AID WITH CHINESE CHARACTERISTICS?
by Ivan Phell Enrile, Policy Officer APRN
(first
published by SLUG Nettverk for rettferdig gjeldspolitikk (Debt Justice Norway))
In the last fifteen years, the world has
seen...
The APRN Newsletter for the 1st Quarter is out
On this issue:
Development Aid With Chinese Characteristics?
Activists, CSOs bolster call to reject RCEP in Bali negotiations
APRN Pushes for Effective Development Cooperation Amidst Shrinking Spaces...
Quo Vadis Goal 16? Civil society reviews the state of peace,...
Asia Pacific Research Network (APRN), in partnership with Asia Pacific Regional Civil Society Engagement Mechanism (APRCEM), held the panel discussion titled “Quo Vadis Goal...