About
Malaya Lolas, which translates to "Free Grandmothers," is a distinguished organization located in Mapaniqui. It is made up of courageous women who were once victims of sexual slavery during World War II. These resilient individuals have united to advocate for justice, standing as a beacon of hope and strength for their community and beyond.
We believe all women can embrace who they are,
can define their future, and can change the world.
Our Mission
To honor the legacy of the Malaya Lolas, empower them through advocacy and support, and educate the public about their history and the ongoing fight for justice and recognition. To ensure that the voices and experiences of the Malaya Lolas are heard and respected, and that their stories inspire future generations to uphold human rights and promote peace
Our Vision
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A world where the voices of Malaya Lolas are heard, their stories honored, and their legacy of resilience inspires generations to come.
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We aim to be a light of empowerment, education, and advocacy, ensuring that the stories of the Malaya Lolas are preserved, shared, and used to promote peace, justice, and human rights for all.