The Women’s Legal and Human Rights Bureau (WLB) is a feminist legal non-government organization composed of women’s rights activists, advocates and development workers.
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Safe Spaces Act Design Campaign: Posters and Stickers
For the 2nd anniversary of the signing of the Safe Spaces Act or the Bawal Bastos Law, the Commission on Human Rights of the Philippines - Gender Equality and Women's Human Right Center, in partnership with Women's Legal and Human Rights Bureau launched a campaign...
Launching of WEAVE’s “A Feminist Economic Justice Agenda for the ASEAN”
Women and girls comprise half or 49.96% of the Association of South East Asian Nations’ (ASEAN) combined population of 655.9 million people who are vital cogs in the region’s economic sectors, with women representing 44.4% percent of workers in the service sector,...
Gender Transformative Approach in Times of COVID-19: Voices of Women and Girl Children from the Ground
Even before this crisis, marginalized women and girls suffer disproportionately from inequalities. The poverty which they endure plus their being women and girls all play in the discrimination that they experience which also further pushes them to poverty. The lack of...
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Understanding Women's Access to Justice
WLB ascribes to women’s access to justice (ATJ) as the guideline to our work. But what does ATJ mean for us?
Understanding Women's Access to Justice
WLB ascribes to women’s access to justice (ATJ) as the guideline to our work. But what does ATJ mean for us?
Meet the Women of WLB
We are professionals in the various disciplines of the law and social science, social work and community development addressing women’s issues and concerns.
