A group of Sydney-based Filipino aunties, 'myTIA', empower other women through entrepreneurship. Through their myTIA gift boxes, they integrate products made by Filipino and women-owned businesses.

Celebrating its 10th year of honouring the achievements of Filipino-Australian women, community group Adhika Incorporated is proud to present the International Women's Day Honours List once again.

In Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture, there is a place that Filipino women living in Japan call "our home." The support group "Kalakasan" means "strength" in Tagalog. Since its establishment 22 ...

More Filipino women have chosen a live-in arrangement than get married, a survey in 2022 by the Commission on Population Development has shown. According to Nico Waje's report on "State of the ...

MIGRANT Workers Secretary Hans Leo Cacdac recognized the vital role of Filipino women in the care industry during the Women Trailblazers in the Care Economy Forum at the Susan V. Ople Building in ...

ERODE: Women living in tribal villages under the Sathyamangalam Tiger Reserve, who have been trained in tailoring by an NGO, have appealed to the state government to provide them sewing machines.

Filipino women have broken many glass ceilings and several laws have been passed to promote women’s welfare. The country has had two women presidents and the incumbent Vice President is the ...

KOTA KINABALU: Labuan police have rescued seven Filipino women believed to be victims of human trafficking. The women, aged from 25 to 33, had been forced to work at nightspots on the Federal ...

Thousands of Filipino women took to the streets on Saturday to mark International Working Women’s Day, calling attention to pressing economic and political issues in the country. The rally, led by the ...