Each ACWC representative is appointed by his or her government. The process of appointment differs in each country.
Brunei Darussalam
Ms. Nur Judy binti Abdullah
Brunei Darussalam Representative on Women’s Rights
Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports
Term: 19 Aug 2023 – 19 Aug 2026
Cambodia
Mrs. Chea Nalin
Cambodia Representative on Women’s Rights
Cambodia Representative on Women’s Rights
Under Secretary of State
Ministry of Women’s Affairs
Term: 6 April 2025 – 6 April 2028
Indonesia
Ms. Sri Danti Anwar
Indonesia Representative on Women’s Rights
Chancellor
Institute of Health Science
Term: 2 Jan 2023 – 31 Dec 2025
Lao PDR
Ms. Soukphaphone Phanit
Lao PDR Representative on Women’s Rights
Permanent Secretary
Cabinet Office, Lao Women’s Union
Term: 6 Oct 2023 – until new nominee is appointed
Malaysia
Datuk Dr. Maziah binti Che Yusoff
Malaysia Representative on Women’s Rights
Secretary General
Ministry of Women, Family and Community Development
Term: 10 Mar 2024 – 9 Mar 2027
Myanmar
Dr. Thet Thet Zin
Myanmar Representative on Women’s Rights
President
Myanmar Women’s Affairs Federation
Term: 8 April 2025 – 8 April 2028
Philippines
Dr. Amaryllis Tiglao-Torres
Philippines Representative on Women’s Rights
Professor Emeritus
College of Social Work and Community Development, University of the Philippines
Term: 8 April 2025 – 7 April 2028
Singapore
Ms. Junie Foo
Singapore Representative on Women’s Rights
Ministry for Social and Family Development (MSF)
International Relations Division
Term: 7 Oct 2023 – 6 Oct 2026
Thailand
Ms. Ratchada Jayagupta (PhD)
Thailand Representative on Women’s Rights
Director, Asian Research Center for Migration
Institute of Asian Studies, Chulalongkorn University
Term: 7 Oct 2023 – 6 Oct 2026
Viet Nam
Dr. Ha Thi Minh Duc
Viet Nam Representative on Women’s Rights
Deputy Director General
Department of International Cooperation, Ministry of Home Affairs
Term: 2023 – 2025