ActionAid is a global justice organisation working with women to fight injustice and claim their human rights in 45 countries. ActionAid considers humanitarian crises as part of the cycle of rights

This resource book reflects our rich experiences, approaches and practices of working for change within a HRBA. We do not have all the answers, and the resource book cannot address all aspects of our

Providing relief in an emergency is not contrary to ActionAid’s HRBA. ActionAid sees immediate needs such as food, water and shelter as the basic rights of disaster-affected people. Addressing these

Even after .50 years of Independence girls and women in India are considered second class human beings. The birth of a daughter is often not celebrated/ she is denied adequate love, care

2019 Annual Report

In recent years, Myanmar has been experiencing profound political, economic and social
changes. Wide-ranging policy reforms that began in 2011 included a transition to greater civilian
rule, more

Safety Guideline for Covid-19 volunteers

The COVID-19 crisis has revealed the extent to which public services have been under-funded for a generation,
with women in the poorest communities often having to take the strain and fill the gap s

what is research and why research is important for change/ development?

ActionAid Myanmar Newsletter Jun-Aug 2020