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WOMEN'S RIGHTS

INNABUYOG was established in March 8, 1990 with 24 founding organizations of indigenous peasant women, workers, youth and students. It has now grown with 130 member organizations all over the region and continues to evolve as a mass movement of indigenous and democratic groups of women in the Cordillera region. Read more

Recent Statements

Innabuyog Statement on World Foodless Day 2011
INNABUYOG Statement on the Occasion of International Working Women's Day, March 8
Innabuyog Statement on International Working Women's Day
Rural and Indigenous Women's Statement on Climate Change URAL AND INDIGENOUS WOMEN'S STATEMENT ON CLIMATE CHANGE
Innabuyog: Strengthen Unity Amidst Hunger STRENGTHEN UNITY AMIDST HUNGER
Mother Petra Macliing, CPA Pioneer, Receives International Award for Protection of Indigenous Rights, Ancestral Land and Culture
Innabuyog Statement on IWWD 2009
[INNABUYOG] Statement on World Rural Women's Day and World Foodless Day
[INNABUYOG] On the 16-Day International Campaign to End Vioence Against Women
[INNABUYOG] Violation of Indigenous Women's Rights Spring from Violation of Ancestral Land Rights
[INNABUYOG] Lies and Treachery in to Indigenous Women in GMA's SONA
Hunger Now Worse for Cordillera Women says Innabuyog
The UN DRIP and Indigenous Women
Lies and Treachery in to Indigenous Women in GMA's SONA
INNABUYOG Urges the Vicariate, CBCP to Sanction Erring Priest
Asia Women Assert Food Over Gold
[INNABUYOG GABRIELA] Militarization Scars Women and Children in Pananuman, Abra
[INNABUYOG] Statement on the Occasion of International Working Women's Day