News from #FeministAsia

Human survival requires care work, yet paid and unpaid care work still lack recognition. An FES working group on the future of the care economy has…

Payal Arora, author of “The Next Billion Users. Digital Life beyond the West” shares her views on digital justice and how it relates to the digital…

Eight country studies shed light on the challenges and chances the 4th Industrial Revolution poses for female labourers.

FES partners address the emerging care crisis and think of innovations in Asia.

Policies need to address the rising need for care and to ensure decent work in the care economy of Asia.

The technological changes sweeping the world of work have particular implications for women. Specialists from across Asia have selected two areas to…

Ageing populations, technology advancements, climate change and the rise of non-standard jobs complicate further the grim outlook of the labour market…

At a regional dialogue in Dhaka, feminists, political economist and women’s rights and labour activists focus on recognition of care work and stronger…

Bringing the women’s and workers’ movements together is a challenging task that one of the working groups as part of a regional project on feminism in…

A movie-rating app developed by a group of feminists from across Asia aims to give space for feminist critique of the mainstream movie industry in the…

The feminist network Political Feminism in Asia, a regional project by Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, met in Penang to deliberate direction for joint…

FES helps building new alliances that can bring feminist visions into the mainstream.

A looming slowdown of global trade triggers social issues. A comeback of conservatism cements persistent inequalities: Those are the challenges of the…

New Delhi (India) – Shiva and his consort Parvati* in discussion on feminism in a new comic by FES India to mark the launch of their country study as…