by WILPF Australia | Oct 22, 2024 | Demilitarisation, Women Leading for Peace
WILPF Australia President, Margaret Reynolds, has joined with other prominent Australians to write a letter of support to UN Secretary General, Antonio Guterres. Now we invite you to add your name to the letter. Antonio GuterresSecretary General of the United...
by WILPF Australia | Jul 9, 2024 | Events, Women Leading for Peace
This year, the WILPF Australia National PeaceWomen Awards proudly acknowledges and honours five outstanding women who are each leading for peace in Australia and/or internationally in areas that WILPF values. The PeaceWomen Awardees for 2024 For her work for Human...
by WILPF Australia | Jul 1, 2024 | Women Leading for Peace
Senator Fatima Payman is one of the youngest members of the Albanese Government. Until recently she was unknown to most Australians except in her home state of Western Australia, she first came to attention when she publicly challenged the Prime Minister to be more...
by WILPF Australia | May 2, 2024 | Uncategorized, Women Leading for Peace
SAVE the DATE: WILPF Australia PeaceWomen Awards 2024 Celebrating Women Working for Peace Friday 17 May. BRISBANE. Online and in person at 6.30 pm. The Awardees have just been announced: Professor Megan Davis Co-Chair of the Uluru Dialogue, for her work for Human...
by WILPF Australia | Mar 5, 2024 | Women Leading for Peace
Australia must restore aid to Gaza and condemn the Israeli Government’s latest atrocity in firing on aid trucks in Gaza so dozens of desperate Palestinians were deliberately killed as the Israel Defence Force open fired on them. Australians can view this blatant...
by WILPF Australia | Feb 13, 2024 | Women Leading for Peace
WILPF Australia President, Margaret Reynolds, has written an article in Pearls and Irritations detailing how the Australian Parliament has failed to uphold international law, in relation to the prevention genocide in Gaza. The Australian Parliament failed to recognise...
