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The manufacturing sector in Myanmar has been hit hard by COVID-19. APHEDA’s partner organisations in Myanmar are working hard to adapt their strategies for organising during the crisis.
Thanks to the solidarity of hundreds of unionists around Australia, together we have raised more than $100,000 for COVID-19 resilience projects!
We are pleased to inform our members and supporters that APHEDA recently passed the Accreditation process for Australian international development organisations.
In this special webinar event, hear updates from three key leaders in the global campaign to ban asbestos - Pooja Gupta from the India Ban Asbestos Network (IBAN), Mochamad Darisam from the Indonesia Ban Asbestos Network, and Liam O'Brien from
Entertainment workers in Cambodia are out of work and struggling to survive since the Government closed entertainment venues in March this year. Left out of the governments COVID-19 financial assistance scheme, entertainment workers are mobilising to demand wage relief.
Thanks to your solidarity, our partner union in Laos is bolstering its ability to organise workers to fight against exploitation in Laos.
For Edd, union activism has always been part of his life and volunteering for Union Aid Abroad - APHEDA has been part of it for the last twenty years.
in a special webinar event on union organising in Cambodia during COVID19, we spoke with Thorn Ath, President of the Cambodian Labor Confederation (CLC).
While COVID-19 has created challenges for refugees, minority groups, and workers in the region, those communities continue to struggle for justice.