The Initiatives for Workers Solidarity in Asia Pacific (IWSAP) promotes unity of working people through advocacy, labour campaigns, research, education, knowledge sharing, and network building.
The IWSAP aims to build unity, support and promote solidarity of all workers for a common front for worker’s rights and wellbeing.
IWSAP statement on Trump’s visit to Manila for the 2026 ASEAN Summit. The Initiatives for Workers Solidarity in Asia Pacific (IWSAP) stands with Filipino workers and migrants in condemning US President Donald Trump’s visit to Manila for the 2026 ASEAN Summit on November 16-18. Trump brings an agenda of exploitation,
International financial institutions (IFIs) continue to be instruments for neoliberal policies and conditionalities that put profit over people. The biggest among many IFIs is the International Monetary Fund-World Bank Group. Since its establishment post-World War II, the Fund and Bank continues to have a clear track record of undermining peoples’
The webinar was led by Sujak Supriyadi of SEPETA Indonesia, Prapaporn Phonin of Central Region Rider Association in Thailand, and Ka Mody Floranda of PISTON Philippines. The webinar was hosted by Joanne Cesario of Kilusang Mayo Uno. READ AND DOWNLOAD THE BRIEFING PAPER HERE.
May Day 2026 Statement of IWSAP The past few months alone have seen an array of socioeconomic crises, impacting various sectors in the Asia Pacific region and around the globe. Politically, the region alone is marred with leaders and big businesses whose only interest is to serve themselves. Meanwhile, all
Today, April 20, Kowloon House West-Glowhrain KMU workers in Quezon City, Philippines are set to commence another round of negotiation with their management. Despite structural challenges, the workers, their supporters, and the broader ranks of labor advocates hold hand in hand to fight an unequal system that continuously exploit workers.
Women Workers, Struggle for Justice, Rights & Equality!
IWSAP’s Statement on the Commemoration of the International Working Women’s Day 2026
IWSAP statement on Trump’s visit to Manila for the 2026 ASEAN Summit. The Initiatives for Workers Solidarity in Asia Pacific (IWSAP) stands with Filipino workers and migrants in condemning US President Donald Trump’s visit to Manila for the 2026 ASEAN Summit on November 16-18. Trump brings an agenda of exploitation,
International financial institutions (IFIs) continue to be instruments for neoliberal policies and conditionalities that put profit over people. The biggest among many IFIs is the International Monetary Fund-World Bank Group. Since its establishment post-World War II, the Fund and Bank continues to have a clear track record of undermining peoples’
The webinar was led by Sujak Supriyadi of SEPETA Indonesia, Prapaporn Phonin of Central Region Rider Association in Thailand, and Ka Mody Floranda of PISTON Philippines. The webinar was hosted by Joanne Cesario of Kilusang Mayo Uno. READ AND DOWNLOAD THE BRIEFING PAPER HERE.
May Day 2026 Statement of IWSAP The past few months alone have seen an array of socioeconomic crises, impacting various sectors in the Asia Pacific region and around the globe. Politically, the region alone is marred with leaders and big businesses whose only interest is to serve themselves. Meanwhile, all
Today, April 20, Kowloon House West-Glowhrain KMU workers in Quezon City, Philippines are set to commence another round of negotiation with their management. Despite structural challenges, the workers, their supporters, and the broader ranks of labor advocates hold hand in hand to fight an unequal system that continuously exploit workers.
Women Workers, Struggle for Justice, Rights & Equality!
IWSAP’s Statement on the Commemoration of the International Working Women’s Day 2026
IWSAP statement on Trump’s visit to Manila for the 2026 ASEAN Summit. The Initiatives for Workers Solidarity in Asia Pacific (IWSAP) stands with Filipino workers and migrants in condemning US President Donald Trump’s visit to Manila for the 2026 ASEAN Summit on November 16-18. Trump brings an agenda of exploitation,
International financial institutions (IFIs) continue to be instruments for neoliberal policies and conditionalities that put profit over people. The biggest among many IFIs is the International Monetary Fund-World Bank Group. Since its establishment post-World War II, the Fund and Bank continues to have a clear track record of undermining peoples’
The webinar was led by Sujak Supriyadi of SEPETA Indonesia, Prapaporn Phonin of Central Region Rider Association in Thailand, and Ka Mody Floranda of PISTON Philippines. The webinar was hosted by Joanne Cesario of Kilusang Mayo Uno. READ AND DOWNLOAD THE BRIEFING PAPER HERE.
