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Introducing ‘The WEAVERS Research Report – The Women’s Rights Movement in Papua New Guinea: where we came from, where we are and where we wish to go’. The WEAVERS Research Report is the outcome of research conducted by Dr Orovu Sepoe (Lead Researcher) and a steering committee of diverse PNG women’s rights advocates and rights…

February 2024 marked three years since the start of the military coup which ignited Myanmar’s Spring Revolution. For the first time in the nation’s history, women have been at the forefront of the resistance, making up over 60 percent of the resistance movement.

Following WD2023 in Kigali, members of the Regional Convening Partnership gathered to reflect on what we had achieved, and how we had achieved it. We hoped to identify lessons to support future regional organising for the Women Deliver 2026 Conference, and contribute to multi-stakeholder movement strengthening work more broadly.

In this AFFPC Issues Paper, we explore the contradictions and tensions that emerge in the framing of national security threats and whether there are opportunities for more inclusive peace and security as promoted by the principles of feminist-informed foreign policy. For example, amidst this focus on militarisation, when the Australian Labor Party (led by Prime…

In this Issue Paper, Founder and Head of Policy Analysis and Training at The Gender Security Project Kirthi Jayakumar explores how a feminist foreign policy approach can challenge the military industrial complex and be transformative in calling for the end of proliferation of nuclear weapons globally. Within this, she outlines the role Australia – as…

Professor Jacqui True, Dr Amir Ahmadi and Professor Alison Ross call for all states to implement practical foreign policy options, including codify gender apartheid as a crime against humanity through resolutions of the UN General Assembly and other multilateral bodies, as tools to to hold the Islamic Republic accountable for crimes against women.

In this AFFPC issues paper, Dr. Farkhondeh Akbari and Professor Jacqui True make the case that governments employing a feminist foreign policy approach must use the term “gender apartheid” to signal their condemnation in the strongest terms. 

This Outcomes Statement contains the shared learnings, priorities and messages agreed upon at the Women Deliver Oceanic Pacific Convening event – Melbourne.

In this Issues Paper, Sarah Cook and Naila Kabeer explore the idea of a feminist economy of wellbeing and how such an economy might be measured.