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11.11.11 - Coalition of the Flemish North South Movement<br /><ul></ul>

ACLI Istitute for Peace Development and Innovation<br /><ul></ul>

Actiegroep Tekeer tegen de isoleer!<br /><ul></ul>

ActionAid International<br /><ul></ul>

ActionAid International<br /><ul></ul>

ActionAid International<br /><ul></ul> ActionAid International<br /><ul></ul> ActionAid International<br /><ul></ul>

ActionAid International<br /><ul></ul> ActionAid International<br /><ul></ul> ActionAid International<br /><ul></ul> ActionAid International<br /><ul></ul> ActionAid International<br /><ul></ul> ActionAid International<br /><ul></ul> ADECOM Network<br /><ul></ul> Advancing Public Interest Trust (APIT) Advancing Public Interest Trust<br /><ul></ul> Africa Peace Point $Comboni Sisters<br /><ul></ul> African Labour Research Network<br /><ul></ul> African Medical and Research Foundation<br /><ul></ul> African Medical and Research Foundation<br /><ul></ul> African Women Millennium Initiative on Powerty & Human Rights <br /><ul></ul>

African Women Millennium Initiative on Powerty & Human Rights <br /><ul></ul>

Afro-Asian Peoplesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Solidarity Organization <br /><ul></ul>

Agora, part of the Arena Group<br /><ul></ul> Agora, part of the Arena Group<br /><ul></ul> Agora, part of the Arena Group<br /><ul></ul> Alianza Social Continental<br /><ul></ul> Alianza Social Continental<br /><ul></ul> All India Peoples Science Network<br /><ul></ul> Alliance2015<br /><ul></ul> Alliance2015<br /><ul></ul> Alternatives Espaces Citoyens<br /><ul></ul> AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL ANTROPOLOGIA E CIDADANIA NA AMAZONIA<br /><ul></ul> Arab Group for the Protection of Nature Art for social change Asian Women's Human Rights Council<br /><ul></ul> Asociación de Familiares de Presos y Desaparecidos Saharauis<br /><ul></ul>

Association D'Appui à la Promotion du Développement Durable des Communautaire<br /><ul></ul>

Association of Sisterhoods of Kenya(catholic sisters) Atelie de Cultura Bank Information Center<br /><ul></ul> Barnard-Boeker Centre Foundation<br /><ul></ul> Boston Delegation to the WSF<br /><ul></ul> Campaign for the Welfare State<br /><ul></ul> Caritas AACC Ecumenical Platform<br /><ul></ul> Caritas AACC Ecumenical Platform<br /><ul></ul> Caritas AACC Ecumenical Platform<br /><ul></ul> Caritas AACC Ecumenical Platform<br /><ul></ul> Caritas AACC Ecumenical Platform<br /><ul></ul> CARITAS AMĂ&#x2030;RICA LATINA Y CARIBE<br /><ul></ul> Caritas Uganda Center for Economic Research and Social Change<br /><ul></ul>

Center For Health Equity center for rights, education and awareness<br /><ul></ul>

center for rights, education and awareness<br /><ul></ul>

Centre for Development Initiatives <br /><ul></ul> Centro de Estudios Joan Bardina<br /><ul></ul> CENTRO DE ESTUDOS E MEMร RIA DA JUVENTUDE<br /><ul></ul>

China NGO Network for International Exchanges CHURCH'S AUXILIARY FOR SOCIAL ACTION<br /><ul></ul> CIEMEN / CONSEU<br /><ul></ul> CITIZENS ASSEMBLY<br /><ul></ul> CIVICUS:World Allince For Citizen Participation Civil Society for Poverty reduction

Coalition for a World Parliament and World Democracy<br /><ul></ul>

Cobas Scuola<br /><ul></ul> Coletivo de Educadores Democrรกticos / Collective of Democratic Educators<br /><ul></ul>

College of Ethnic Studies

Comité pour l'Annulation de la Dette du Tiers Monde<br /><ul></ul>

Comité pour l'Annulation de la Dette du Tiers Monde<br /><ul></ul>

COMITERIODEJANEIRODOFSM<br /><ul></ul> Confédération générale du Travail<br /><ul></ul> Confederazione Generale Italiana del Lavoro<br /><ul></ul> Confederazione Generale Italiana del Lavoro<br /><ul></ul> Conférence Euro-Africaine Non Gouvernementale<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/asociacion-pro-derechoshumanos-de-andalucia">Asociación Pro Derechos Humanos de Andalucía</a><br /></ul>

Consejo Hemisférico Foro Social Américas<br /><ul></ul>

Conselho Livre Metropolitano de Estudantes de Arquitetura e Urbanismo<br /><ul></ul>

coordinadora europea de solidaridad con el Sahara Occidental- Task Force<br /><ul></ul>

Coordination SUD - SolidaritĂŠ Urgence DĂŠveloppement<br /><ul></ul>

CORAT Africa-Sida Civil Society Centre<br /><ul></ul> critical network<br /><ul></ul> Dag Hammarskjold Foundation<br /><ul></ul> Daughters of Mumbi Global Resource Center<br /><ul></ul>

Decent Work for a Decent Life<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/labour-research-service">Labour Research Service</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/solidar">SOLIDAR</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-trade-unionconfederation">International Trade Union Confederation</a><br /></ul>

Decent Work for a Decent Life<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/labour-research-service">Labour Research Service</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/solidar">SOLIDAR</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-trade-unionconfederation">International Trade Union Confederation</a><br /></ul>

Decent Work for a Decent Life<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/labour-research-service">Labour Research Service</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/solidar">SOLIDAR</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-trade-unionconfederation">International Trade Union Confederation</a><br /></ul>

Decent Work for a Decent Life<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/labour-research-service">Labour Research Service</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/solidar">SOLIDAR</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-trade-unionconfederation">International Trade Union Confederation</a><br /></ul>

Decent Work for a Decent Life<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/labour-research-service">Labour Research Service</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/solidar">SOLIDAR</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-trade-unionconfederation">International Trade Union Confederation</a><br /></ul>

Decent Work for a Decent Life<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/labour-research-service">Labour Research Service</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/solidar">SOLIDAR</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-trade-unionconfederation">International Trade Union Confederation</a><br /></ul>

Decent Work for a Decent Life<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/labour-research-service">Labour Research Service</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/solidar">SOLIDAR</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-trade-unionconfederation">International Trade Union Confederation</a><br /></ul>

Deutscher Gewerkschaftsbund<br /><ul></ul>

Development Alternatives with Women for a New Era<br /><ul></ul>

DGB Bildungswerk<br /><ul></ul>

DGB Bildungswerk<br /><ul></ul>

Dialogo Partidos Politicos Sociedad Civil<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/cedal-peru">CEDAL (Peru)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/aprodeh">aprodeh</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/minga">Minga</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/secours-catholique-caritasfrance">Secours Catholique/Caritas France</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/invites-invitados-invitedpersons">InvitĂŠs - Invitados - Invited persons</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/secours-catholique-caritasfrance">Secours Catholique/Caritas France</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/invites-invitados-invitedpersons">InvitĂŠs - Invitados - Invited persons</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/helpcomspace">Common Space Help Team (EN)</a><br /></ul>

Dialogo Partidos Politicos Sociedad Civil<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/cedal-peru">CEDAL (Peru)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/aprodeh">aprodeh</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/minga">Minga</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/secours-catholique-caritasfrance">Secours Catholique/Caritas France</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/invites-invitados-invitedpersons">Invités - Invitados - Invited persons</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/secours-catholique-caritasfrance">Secours Catholique/Caritas France</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/invites-invitados-invitedpersons">Invités - Invitados - Invited persons</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/helpcomspace">Common Space Help Team (EN)</a><br /></ul>

DIEESE - Departamento Intersindical de Estatística e Estudos Socioeconômicos<br /><ul></ul>

DIGITALWORLD<br /><ul></ul> Dignity International

Disparitions forcees-Groupe de contact <br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/secours-catholique-caritasfrance">Secours Catholique/Caritas France</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/secours-catholique-caritasfrance">Secours Catholique/Caritas France</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/minga">Minga</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/myrnamack">Fundacion Myrna Mack</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/aprodeh">aprodeh</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/coljuristas">coljuristas</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/helpcomspace">Common Space Help Team (EN)</a><br /></ul>

Disparitions forcees-Groupe de contact <br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/secours-catholique-caritasfrance">Secours Catholique/Caritas France</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/secours-catholique-caritasfrance">Secours Catholique/Caritas France</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/minga">Minga</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/myrnamack">Fundacion Myrna Mack</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/aprodeh">aprodeh</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/coljuristas">coljuristas</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/helpcomspace">Common Space Help Team (EN)</a><br /></ul>

ECCP and War on Want<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/european-coordination-ofcommittees-and-associations-for-palestine">European Coordination of Committees and Associations for Palestine</a><br /></ul>

Econews Africa<br /><ul></ul>

ECOTA Fair Trade Forum ECOTA Fair Trade Forum<br /><ul></ul>

Education International<br /><ul></ul> El Taller International<br /><ul></ul> Enda / Systemes et Prospectives 2<br /><ul></ul>

Enda RUP

ENVIRONMENT DEVELOPMENT ACTION<br /><ul></ul>

ENVIRONMENT DEVELOPMENT ACTION<br /><ul></ul>

Environmental Alert

Escola de Gente - Comunicação em Inclusão<br /><ul></ul>

ETATS GENERAUX DE LA SANTE -FRANCE<br /><ul></ul>

ETC Group-formerly RAFI<br /><ul></ul>

EURALAT<br /><ul></ul>

FACES do Brasil<br /><ul></ul> Fahamu Fahamu<br /><ul></ul> Fair<br /><ul></ul> Färnebo FHS<br /><ul></ul> Federação Nacional dos Farmacêuticos<br /><ul></ul>

Fédération Nationale sur la Dette et la Pauvreté<br /><ul></ul>

FilmAid International<br /><ul></ul>

Focus on the Global South<br /><ul></ul>

Fondasyon Trant Septanm<br /><ul></ul>

Fรณrum Brasileiro de Economia Solidรกria<br /><ul></ul>

Forum des Femmes Africaines pour un monde de l'Economie solidaire / ENDA <br /><ul></ul>

Fรณrum Nacional de Defesa da Crianรงa e Adolescente<br /><ul></ul>

Franciscan Center for Missionary Animation (MZF)<br /><ul></ul>

Frères des Hommes<br /><ul></ul>

Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung<br /><ul></ul>

Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung<br /><ul></ul>

Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung<br /><ul></ul>

Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung<br /><ul></ul>

Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung<br /><ul></ul>

Friends of th Earth international (FOEI)

Friends of the Earth International<br /><ul></ul>

Friends of the Earth International<br /><ul></ul>

Fundação Interuniversitaria de Estudos e Pesquisas sobre o Trabalho<br /><ul></ul>

Fundació Nous Horitzons<br /><ul></ul>

GAY AND LESBIAN COALITION OF KENYA<br /><ul></ul>

Gewerkschaft Erziehung und Wissenschaft<br /><ul></ul>

Global Call to Action Against Poverty

Global Campaign for Agrarian Reform<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/foodfirst-information-and-actionnetwork-international">FoodFirst Information and Action Network International</a><br /></ul>

Global Campaign for Agrarian Reform<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/foodfirst-information-and-actionnetwork-international">FoodFirst Information and Action Network International</a><br /></ul>

Global Campaign for Agrarian Reform<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/foodfirst-information-and-actionnetwork-international">FoodFirst Information and Action Network International</a><br /></ul>

Global Exchange

Globalise Resistance<br /><ul></ul>

Globalise Resistance<br /><ul></ul>

Global-Local Links Project<br /><ul></ul>

Gorakhpur Environmental Action Group<br /><ul></ul>

Grassroots Global Justice<br /><ul></ul>

Grassroots Global Justice<br /><ul></ul>

GREEK NET FOR AN ALTERNATIVE AGRICULTURAL POLICY<br /><ul></ul>

Groupe Franรงais d'Education Nouvelle<br /><ul></ul>

Groupe Franรงais d'Education Nouvelle<br /><ul></ul>

Hemispheric Social Alliance - Alianza Social Continental

Hemispheric Social Alliance - Alianza Social Continental

Holy Ghost Fathers

Human Dignity and Human Rights Caucus<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/gender-equity-coalition">Gender Equity Coalition</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/land-research-center">Land Research Center</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/federation-generale-de-travailde-belgique">Fédération Générale de Travail de Belgique</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/habitat-international-coalitionhousing-land-rights-network">Habitat International Coalition-Housing & Land Rights Network </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/africanwomen-s-economic-policy-network-awepon">African Women's Economic Policy Network (AWEPON)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peacewomen-across-theglobe">PeaceWomen Across the Globe</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/interchurch-organisation-fordevelopment-cooperation">Interchurch Organisation for Development Cooperation</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/helpcomspace">Common Space Help Team (EN)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/ecumenical-advocacyalliance">Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peuples-solidaires">Peuples Solidaires</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /></ul>

Human Dignity and Human Rights Caucus<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/gender-equity-coalition">Gender Equity Coalition</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/land-research-center">Land Research Center</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/federation-generale-de-travailde-belgique">Fédération Générale de Travail de Belgique</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/habitat-international-coalitionhousing-land-rights-network">Habitat International Coalition-Housing & Land Rights Network </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/africanwomen-s-economic-policy-network-awepon">African Women's Economic Policy Network (AWEPON)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peacewomen-across-theglobe">PeaceWomen Across the Globe</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/interchurch-organisation-fordevelopment-cooperation">Interchurch Organisation for Development Cooperation</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/helpcomspace">Common Space Help Team (EN)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/ecumenical-advocacyalliance">Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peuples-solidaires">Peuples Solidaires</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /></ul>

Human Dignity and Human Rights Caucus<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/gender-equity-coalition">Gender Equity Coalition</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/land-research-center">Land Research Center</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/federation-generale-de-travailde-belgique">Fédération Générale de Travail de Belgique</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/habitat-international-coalitionhousing-land-rights-network">Habitat International Coalition-Housing & Land Rights Network </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/africanwomen-s-economic-policy-network-awepon">African Women's Economic Policy Network (AWEPON)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peacewomen-across-theglobe">PeaceWomen Across the Globe</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/interchurch-organisation-fordevelopment-cooperation">Interchurch Organisation for Development Cooperation</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/helpcomspace">Common Space Help Team (EN)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/ecumenical-advocacyalliance">Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peuples-solidaires">Peuples Solidaires</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /></ul>

Human Dignity and Human Rights Caucus<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/gender-equity-coalition">Gender Equity Coalition</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/land-research-center">Land Research Center</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/federation-generale-de-travailde-belgique">Fédération Générale de Travail de Belgique</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/habitat-international-coalitionhousing-land-rights-network">Habitat International Coalition-Housing & Land Rights Network </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/africanwomen-s-economic-policy-network-awepon">African Women's Economic Policy Network (AWEPON)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peacewomen-across-theglobe">PeaceWomen Across the Globe</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/interchurch-organisation-fordevelopment-cooperation">Interchurch Organisation for Development Cooperation</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/helpcomspace">Common Space Help Team (EN)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/ecumenical-advocacyalliance">Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peuples-solidaires">Peuples Solidaires</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /></ul>

Human Dignity and Human Rights Caucus<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/gender-equity-coalition">Gender Equity Coalition</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/land-research-center">Land Research Center</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/federation-generale-de-travailde-belgique">Fédération Générale de Travail de Belgique</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/habitat-international-coalitionhousing-land-rights-network">Habitat International Coalition-Housing & Land Rights Network </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/africanwomen-s-economic-policy-network-awepon">African Women's Economic Policy Network (AWEPON)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peacewomen-across-theglobe">PeaceWomen Across the Globe</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/interchurch-organisation-fordevelopment-cooperation">Interchurch Organisation for Development Cooperation</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/helpcomspace">Common Space Help Team (EN)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/ecumenical-advocacyalliance">Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peuples-solidaires">Peuples Solidaires</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /></ul>

Human Dignity and Human Rights Caucus<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/gender-equity-coalition">Gender Equity Coalition</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/land-research-center">Land Research Center</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/federation-generale-de-travailde-belgique">Fédération Générale de Travail de Belgique</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/habitat-international-coalitionhousing-land-rights-network">Habitat International Coalition-Housing & Land Rights Network </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/africanwomen-s-economic-policy-network-awepon">African Women's Economic Policy Network (AWEPON)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peacewomen-across-theglobe">PeaceWomen Across the Globe</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/interchurch-organisation-fordevelopment-cooperation">Interchurch Organisation for Development Cooperation</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/helpcomspace">Common Space Help Team (EN)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/ecumenical-advocacyalliance">Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peuples-solidaires">Peuples Solidaires</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /></ul>

Human Dignity and Human Rights Caucus<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/gender-equity-coalition">Gender Equity Coalition</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/land-research-center">Land Research Center</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/federation-generale-de-travailde-belgique">Fédération Générale de Travail de Belgique</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/habitat-international-coalitionhousing-land-rights-network">Habitat International Coalition-Housing & Land Rights Network </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/africanwomen-s-economic-policy-network-awepon">African Women's Economic Policy Network (AWEPON)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peacewomen-across-theglobe">PeaceWomen Across the Globe</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/interchurch-organisation-fordevelopment-cooperation">Interchurch Organisation for Development Cooperation</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/helpcomspace">Common Space Help Team (EN)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/ecumenical-advocacyalliance">Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peuples-solidaires">Peuples Solidaires</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /></ul>

Human Dignity and Human Rights Caucus<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/gender-equity-coalition">Gender Equity Coalition</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/land-research-center">Land Research Center</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/federation-generale-de-travailde-belgique">Fédération Générale de Travail de Belgique</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/habitat-international-coalitionhousing-land-rights-network">Habitat International Coalition-Housing & Land Rights Network </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/africanwomen-s-economic-policy-network-awepon">African Women's Economic Policy Network (AWEPON)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peacewomen-across-theglobe">PeaceWomen Across the Globe</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/interchurch-organisation-fordevelopment-cooperation">Interchurch Organisation for Development Cooperation</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/helpcomspace">Common Space Help Team (EN)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/ecumenical-advocacyalliance">Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peuples-solidaires">Peuples Solidaires</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /></ul>

Human Dignity and Human Rights Caucus<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/gender-equity-coalition">Gender Equity Coalition</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/land-research-center">Land Research Center</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/federation-generale-de-travailde-belgique">Fédération Générale de Travail de Belgique</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/habitat-international-coalitionhousing-land-rights-network">Habitat International Coalition-Housing & Land Rights Network </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/africanwomen-s-economic-policy-network-awepon">African Women's Economic Policy Network (AWEPON)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peacewomen-across-theglobe">PeaceWomen Across the Globe</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/interchurch-organisation-fordevelopment-cooperation">Interchurch Organisation for Development Cooperation</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/helpcomspace">Common Space Help Team (EN)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/ecumenical-advocacyalliance">Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peuples-solidaires">Peuples Solidaires</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /></ul>

Human Dignity and Human Rights Caucus<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/gender-equity-coalition">Gender Equity Coalition</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/land-research-center">Land Research Center</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/federation-generale-de-travailde-belgique">Fédération Générale de Travail de Belgique</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/habitat-international-coalitionhousing-land-rights-network">Habitat International Coalition-Housing & Land Rights Network </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/africanwomen-s-economic-policy-network-awepon">African Women's Economic Policy Network (AWEPON)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peacewomen-across-theglobe">PeaceWomen Across the Globe</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/interchurch-organisation-fordevelopment-cooperation">Interchurch Organisation for Development Cooperation</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/helpcomspace">Common Space Help Team (EN)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/ecumenical-advocacyalliance">Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peuples-solidaires">Peuples Solidaires</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /></ul>

Human Dignity and Human Rights Caucus<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/gender-equity-coalition">Gender Equity Coalition</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/land-research-center">Land Research Center</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/federation-generale-de-travailde-belgique">Fédération Générale de Travail de Belgique</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/habitat-international-coalitionhousing-land-rights-network">Habitat International Coalition-Housing & Land Rights Network </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/africanwomen-s-economic-policy-network-awepon">African Women's Economic Policy Network (AWEPON)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peacewomen-across-theglobe">PeaceWomen Across the Globe</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/interchurch-organisation-fordevelopment-cooperation">Interchurch Organisation for Development Cooperation</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/helpcomspace">Common Space Help Team (EN)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/ecumenical-advocacyalliance">Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peuples-solidaires">Peuples Solidaires</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /></ul>

Human Dignity and Human Rights Caucus<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/gender-equity-coalition">Gender Equity Coalition</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/land-research-center">Land Research Center</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/federation-generale-de-travailde-belgique">Fédération Générale de Travail de Belgique</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/habitat-international-coalitionhousing-land-rights-network">Habitat International Coalition-Housing & Land Rights Network </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/africanwomen-s-economic-policy-network-awepon">African Women's Economic Policy Network (AWEPON)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peacewomen-across-theglobe">PeaceWomen Across the Globe</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/interchurch-organisation-fordevelopment-cooperation">Interchurch Organisation for Development Cooperation</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/helpcomspace">Common Space Help Team (EN)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/ecumenical-advocacyalliance">Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peuples-solidaires">Peuples Solidaires</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /></ul>

Human Dignity and Human Rights Caucus<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/gender-equity-coalition">Gender Equity Coalition</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/land-research-center">Land Research Center</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/federation-generale-de-travailde-belgique">Fédération Générale de Travail de Belgique</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/habitat-international-coalitionhousing-land-rights-network">Habitat International Coalition-Housing & Land Rights Network </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/africanwomen-s-economic-policy-network-awepon">African Women's Economic Policy Network (AWEPON)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peacewomen-across-theglobe">PeaceWomen Across the Globe</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/interchurch-organisation-fordevelopment-cooperation">Interchurch Organisation for Development Cooperation</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/helpcomspace">Common Space Help Team (EN)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/ecumenical-advocacyalliance">Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peuples-solidaires">Peuples Solidaires</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /></ul>

Human Dignity and Human Rights Caucus<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/gender-equity-coalition">Gender Equity Coalition</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/land-research-center">Land Research Center</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/federation-generale-de-travailde-belgique">Fédération Générale de Travail de Belgique</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/habitat-international-coalitionhousing-land-rights-network">Habitat International Coalition-Housing & Land Rights Network </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/africanwomen-s-economic-policy-network-awepon">African Women's Economic Policy Network (AWEPON)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peacewomen-across-theglobe">PeaceWomen Across the Globe</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/interchurch-organisation-fordevelopment-cooperation">Interchurch Organisation for Development Cooperation</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/helpcomspace">Common Space Help Team (EN)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/ecumenical-advocacyalliance">Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peuples-solidaires">Peuples Solidaires</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /></ul>

Human Dignity and Human Rights Caucus<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/gender-equity-coalition">Gender Equity Coalition</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/land-research-center">Land Research Center</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/federation-generale-de-travailde-belgique">Fédération Générale de Travail de Belgique</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/habitat-international-coalitionhousing-land-rights-network">Habitat International Coalition-Housing & Land Rights Network </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/africanwomen-s-economic-policy-network-awepon">African Women's Economic Policy Network (AWEPON)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peacewomen-across-theglobe">PeaceWomen Across the Globe</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/interchurch-organisation-fordevelopment-cooperation">Interchurch Organisation for Development Cooperation</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/helpcomspace">Common Space Help Team (EN)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/ecumenical-advocacyalliance">Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peuples-solidaires">Peuples Solidaires</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /></ul>

Human Dignity and Human Rights Caucus<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/gender-equity-coalition">Gender Equity Coalition</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/land-research-center">Land Research Center</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/federation-generale-de-travailde-belgique">Fédération Générale de Travail de Belgique</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/habitat-international-coalitionhousing-land-rights-network">Habitat International Coalition-Housing & Land Rights Network </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/africanwomen-s-economic-policy-network-awepon">African Women's Economic Policy Network (AWEPON)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peacewomen-across-theglobe">PeaceWomen Across the Globe</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/interchurch-organisation-fordevelopment-cooperation">Interchurch Organisation for Development Cooperation</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/helpcomspace">Common Space Help Team (EN)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/ecumenical-advocacyalliance">Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peuples-solidaires">Peuples Solidaires</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /></ul>

Human Dignity and Human Rights Caucus<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/gender-equity-coalition">Gender Equity Coalition</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/land-research-center">Land Research Center</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/federation-generale-de-travailde-belgique">Fédération Générale de Travail de Belgique</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/habitat-international-coalitionhousing-land-rights-network">Habitat International Coalition-Housing & Land Rights Network </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/africanwomen-s-economic-policy-network-awepon">African Women's Economic Policy Network (AWEPON)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peacewomen-across-theglobe">PeaceWomen Across the Globe</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/interchurch-organisation-fordevelopment-cooperation">Interchurch Organisation for Development Cooperation</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/helpcomspace">Common Space Help Team (EN)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/ecumenical-advocacyalliance">Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peuples-solidaires">Peuples Solidaires</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /></ul>

Human Dignity and Human Rights Caucus<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/gender-equity-coalition">Gender Equity Coalition</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/land-research-center">Land Research Center</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/federation-generale-de-travailde-belgique">Fédération Générale de Travail de Belgique</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/habitat-international-coalitionhousing-land-rights-network">Habitat International Coalition-Housing & Land Rights Network </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/africanwomen-s-economic-policy-network-awepon">African Women's Economic Policy Network (AWEPON)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peacewomen-across-theglobe">PeaceWomen Across the Globe</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/interchurch-organisation-fordevelopment-cooperation">Interchurch Organisation for Development Cooperation</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/helpcomspace">Common Space Help Team (EN)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/ecumenical-advocacyalliance">Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peuples-solidaires">Peuples Solidaires</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /></ul>

Human Dignity and Human Rights Caucus<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/gender-equity-coalition">Gender Equity Coalition</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/land-research-center">Land Research Center</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/federation-generale-de-travailde-belgique">Fédération Générale de Travail de Belgique</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/habitat-international-coalitionhousing-land-rights-network">Habitat International Coalition-Housing & Land Rights Network </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/africanwomen-s-economic-policy-network-awepon">African Women's Economic Policy Network (AWEPON)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peacewomen-across-theglobe">PeaceWomen Across the Globe</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/interchurch-organisation-fordevelopment-cooperation">Interchurch Organisation for Development Cooperation</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/helpcomspace">Common Space Help Team (EN)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/ecumenical-advocacyalliance">Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peuples-solidaires">Peuples Solidaires</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /></ul>

Human Dignity and Human Rights Caucus<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/gender-equity-coalition">Gender Equity Coalition</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/land-research-center">Land Research Center</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/federation-generale-de-travailde-belgique">Fédération Générale de Travail de Belgique</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/habitat-international-coalitionhousing-land-rights-network">Habitat International Coalition-Housing & Land Rights Network </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/africanwomen-s-economic-policy-network-awepon">African Women's Economic Policy Network (AWEPON)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peacewomen-across-theglobe">PeaceWomen Across the Globe</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/interchurch-organisation-fordevelopment-cooperation">Interchurch Organisation for Development Cooperation</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/helpcomspace">Common Space Help Team (EN)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/ecumenical-advocacyalliance">Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peuples-solidaires">Peuples Solidaires</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /></ul>

Human Dignity and Human Rights Caucus<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/gender-equity-coalition">Gender Equity Coalition</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/land-research-center">Land Research Center</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/federation-generale-de-travailde-belgique">Fédération Générale de Travail de Belgique</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/habitat-international-coalitionhousing-land-rights-network">Habitat International Coalition-Housing & Land Rights Network </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/africanwomen-s-economic-policy-network-awepon">African Women's Economic Policy Network (AWEPON)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peacewomen-across-theglobe">PeaceWomen Across the Globe</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/interchurch-organisation-fordevelopment-cooperation">Interchurch Organisation for Development Cooperation</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/helpcomspace">Common Space Help Team (EN)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/ecumenical-advocacyalliance">Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peuples-solidaires">Peuples Solidaires</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /></ul>

Human Dignity and Human Rights Caucus<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/gender-equity-coalition">Gender Equity Coalition</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/land-research-center">Land Research Center</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/federation-generale-de-travailde-belgique">Fédération Générale de Travail de Belgique</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/habitat-international-coalitionhousing-land-rights-network">Habitat International Coalition-Housing & Land Rights Network </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/africanwomen-s-economic-policy-network-awepon">African Women's Economic Policy Network (AWEPON)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peacewomen-across-theglobe">PeaceWomen Across the Globe</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/interchurch-organisation-fordevelopment-cooperation">Interchurch Organisation for Development Cooperation</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/helpcomspace">Common Space Help Team (EN)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/ecumenical-advocacyalliance">Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peuples-solidaires">Peuples Solidaires</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /></ul>

Human Dignity and Human Rights Caucus<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/gender-equity-coalition">Gender Equity Coalition</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/land-research-center">Land Research Center</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/federation-generale-de-travailde-belgique">Fédération Générale de Travail de Belgique</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/habitat-international-coalitionhousing-land-rights-network">Habitat International Coalition-Housing & Land Rights Network </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/africanwomen-s-economic-policy-network-awepon">African Women's Economic Policy Network (AWEPON)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peacewomen-across-theglobe">PeaceWomen Across the Globe</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/interchurch-organisation-fordevelopment-cooperation">Interchurch Organisation for Development Cooperation</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/helpcomspace">Common Space Help Team (EN)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/ecumenical-advocacyalliance">Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peuples-solidaires">Peuples Solidaires</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /></ul>

Human Dignity and Human Rights Caucus<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/gender-equity-coalition">Gender Equity Coalition</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/land-research-center">Land Research Center</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/federation-generale-de-travailde-belgique">Fédération Générale de Travail de Belgique</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/habitat-international-coalitionhousing-land-rights-network">Habitat International Coalition-Housing & Land Rights Network </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/africanwomen-s-economic-policy-network-awepon">African Women's Economic Policy Network (AWEPON)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peacewomen-across-theglobe">PeaceWomen Across the Globe</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/interchurch-organisation-fordevelopment-cooperation">Interchurch Organisation for Development Cooperation</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/helpcomspace">Common Space Help Team (EN)</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/ecumenical-advocacyalliance">Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peuples-solidaires">Peuples Solidaires</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-federation-forhuman-rights">Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme / International Federation for Human Rights </a><br /></ul>

Human Rights in Habitat, Environment and Land Struggles<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/habitat-international-coalitionhousing-land-rights-network">Habitat International Coalition-Housing & Land Rights Network </a><br /></ul>

IBASE<br /><ul></ul> IBASE<br /><ul></ul> IBASE<br /><ul></ul>

IFAT/COFTA/Fair Trade Organisations<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/ifat-the-interantional-fair-tradeassociation-cofta-cooperation-for-fair-trade-in-africa">IFAT - The International Fair Trade Association/COFTA - Cooperation for Fair Trade in Africa </a><br /></ul>

IG Metall<br /><ul></ul>

IG Metall<br /><ul></ul> Ignatian Family<br /><ul></ul> india institute for Critica Action centre in Movement<br /><ul></ul> INDIAN SOCIAL ACTION FORUM<br /><ul></ul> Initiative for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights in Health Sector Reforms

Initiatives pour un Autre Monde<br /><ul></ul> Initiatives pour un Autre Monde<br /><ul></ul> Institut Panos Afrique de l'Ouest<br /><ul></ul> Institut Panos Afrique de l'Ouest<br /><ul></ul> Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy<br /><ul></ul> Instituto MaurĂ­cio Grabois (Brasil)<br /><ul></ul> Instituto Valores Instituto Valores <br /><ul></ul> Instituto Valores <br /><ul></ul> Instituto Valores<br /><ul></ul> International Council on Social Welfare<br /><ul></ul> International Alliance of Inhabitants<br /><ul></ul> International Alliance of Inhabitants<br /><ul></ul> International Association of Volunteer Effort-Taiwan<br /><ul></ul> International Federation Terre des hommes

International Feminists for a Gift Economy<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/engender">Engender</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/engender">Engender</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/engender">Engender</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/peacewomen-across-theglobe">PeaceWomen Across the Globe</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/engender">Engender</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/international-labourresearch-and-information-group">International Labour Research and Information Group</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/engender">Engender</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/engender">Engender</a><br /></ul>

International Gay and Lesbian Human Rigths Commission<br /><ul></ul>

International Labor Rights Fund<br /><ul></ul> International Movement Against All Forms of Discrimination and Racism<br /><ul></ul> International Movement Against All Forms of Discrimination and Racism<br /><ul></ul> IPS - Inter Press Service<br /><ul></ul> IPS - Inter Press Service<br /><ul></ul>

Italian Committee for Global Water Contract<br /><ul></ul> Italian Coordination of Local Authorities for Peace and Human Rights<br /><ul></ul> Jamahir Society for Culture<br /><ul></ul> Jubilee South <br /><ul></ul> Jubilee South <br /><ul></ul> Jubileo Sur/AmĂŠricas<br /><ul></ul> JustĂ­cia i Pau<br /><ul></ul>

Kendren & Catholic Economic Justice<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/catholic-economicjustice">Catholic Economic Justice</a><br /></ul>

Kendren & Catholic Economic Justice<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/catholic-economicjustice">Catholic Economic Justice</a><br /></ul>

KENYA CATHOLIC HIV/AIDS TASKFORCE<br /><ul></ul> KENYA CATHOLIC HIV/AIDS TASKFORCE<br /><ul></ul> Kenya Debt Relief Network<br /><ul></ul> KENYA-CUBA FRIENDSHIP SOCIETY<br /><ul></ul> KENYA-CUBA FRIENDSHIP SOCIETY<br /><ul></ul> Khanya College Koinonia Community - Kenya<br /><ul></ul>

Koinonia Community - Kenya<br /><ul></ul>

Land and Housing Coalition & Kutoka network<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/kutoka-network">Kutoka Network</a><br /></ul>

Land Center for Human Rights<br /><ul></ul>

Land Center for Human Rights<br /><ul></ul>

Left International Forum<br /><ul></ul>

Loreto Sisters

Maji Na Ufanisi

Malcolm X Grassroots Movement<br /><ul></ul>

Maryknoll Office for Global Concerns<br /><ul></ul>

Mehr Demokratie<br /><ul></ul>

Mouvement de la paix<br /><ul></ul>

MS - Danish Association for International Co-operation<br /><ul></ul>

MS Uganda MS Uganda<br /><ul></ul>

MS Uganda<br /><ul></ul>

Nação Hip-Hop Brasil <br /><ul></ul>

Nairobi PeoplesSettlements Network

National Campaign on Dalit Human Rights<br /><ul></ul>

National Co-operative Housing Union<br /><ul></ul>

Network of Local social forums participants<br /><ul></ul>

New Field Foundation<br /><ul></ul>

New Field Foundation<br /><ul></ul>

New Field Foundation<br /><ul></ul>

Nile Basin Initiative :Inter-Governmental

Nonviolent Action and Strategies for Social Change<br /><ul></ul>

Norwegian Church Aid <br /><ul></ul>

Observatório Brasileiro de Mídia<br /><ul></ul>

Oficina del FSM - Brasil<br /><ul></ul>

Organisation Démocratique Syndicale des Travailleurs Africains<br /><ul></ul>

Our World Is Not For Sale<br /><ul></ul>

Oxfam International<br /><ul></ul>

Pamoja Africa Reflect Network<br /><ul></ul>

Panos<br /><ul></ul>

Paulo Freire Institute<br /><ul></ul>

Peace Boat<br /><ul></ul>

Peace Tree Network<br /><ul></ul>

PELUM ASSSOCIATION<br /><ul></ul>

People Orgzaning to Demand Environmental and Economic Rights<br /><ul></ul>

People's Health Movement<br /><ul></ul>

Projeto Geração XXI<br /><ul></ul>

Public Services International<br /><ul></ul>

RC02 Economy and Society Research Committee of the International Sociological Association<br /><ul></ul>

RC02 Economy and Society Research Committee of the International Sociological Association<br /><ul></ul>

Resource Center for Black Women<br /><ul></ul>

Revolutionary Proletariat<br /><ul></ul>

Revolutionary Proletariat<br /><ul></ul>

Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung<br /><ul></ul>

Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung<br /><ul></ul>

Round table disccussions

Sahiba Sisters Foundation

Sahiba Sisters Foundation

Sahiba Sisters Foundation-<br /><ul></ul>

Sangama<br /><ul></ul>

Sankara Centre for Social Movements<br /><ul></ul>

Save the Children Alliance<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/save-the-children-uk">Save the Children UK</a><br /></ul>

Secours Catholique/Caritas France<br /><ul></ul>

Secours Catholique/Caritas France<br /><ul></ul>

Service Centre for Development Cooperation<br /><ul></ul>

Sindicato de Engenheiros no Estado de Minas Gerais <br /><ul></ul>

Social Democratic Students of Finland - SONK<br /><ul></ul>

Social Development Network

Social Watch <br /><ul></ul>

Social Watch <br /><ul></ul>

Sociologists for Women in Soceity<br /><ul></ul>

South Jersey Environmental Justice Alliance<br /><ul></ul>

Southwest Workers Union<br /><ul></ul>

St Johns Community Center Street life working group (catholic coordination)<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/boma-rescue-center">Boma Rescue Center</a><br /></ul>

STS International Solidarity<br /><ul></ul>

Sun Fire Cooking<br /><ul></ul>

Swedis cooperative centre regional office for southern afric

Tafungua e.V.

Tavola della Pace<br /><ul></ul>

Tavola della Pace<br /><ul></ul>

Terra Futura<br /><ul></ul>

The Committee on Civil Society Research, Sweden<br /><ul></ul>

The Palestine Freedom Project<br /><ul></ul>

The Reality of Aid Network<br /><ul></ul>

The social forum goes to the library<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/innovations-in-civicparticipation">Innovations in Civic Participation</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/network-institute-for-globaldemocratisation">Network Institute for Global Democratisation</a><br /><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/network-institute-for-globaldemocratisation">Network Institute for Global Democratisation</a><br /></ul>

The Vermont Law Schoolâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s International Law Society- subcommittee on Military Related Environmental Concerns<br /><ul></ul>

Transform<br /><ul></ul>

Transnational Institute<br /><ul></ul>

Ubuntu - World Forum of Civil Society Networks<br /><ul></ul>

Um Mundo Uma Luta<br /><ul></ul>

UNION CIVICA POR LA REPUBLICA - ANDALUCIA<br /><ul></ul>

Unione degli Studenti<br /><ul></ul>

Unione Italiana Sport Per tutti<br /><ul></ul>

United for Peace and Justice<br /><ul></ul>

United Nations Research Institute for Social Development<br /><ul></ul>

United Nations Research Institute for Social Development<br /><ul></ul>

Universidade Estadual da ParaĂ­ba<br /><ul></ul>

URGENT ACTION FUND - AFRICA<br /><ul></ul>

Vietnam Peace and Development Foundation<br /><ul></ul>

Ville d'Aubagne<br /><ul></ul>

VIVAT International<br /><ul></ul>

War Resisters' International<br /><ul></ul>

War Resisters' International<br /><ul></ul>

Watoto CIAO<br /><ul></ul>

WikiLeaks.Org<br /><ul></ul>

Women's Global Network for Reproductive Rights<br /><ul></ul>

Worker's Educational Association<br /><ul></ul>

World Association of Community Radio Broadcasters<br /><ul></ul>

World Council of Churches<br /><ul></ul>

World March of Women<br /><ul></ul>

World Student Christian Federation<br /><ul></ul>

Zone Onlus<br /><ul></ul>

SELF ORGANIZED ACTIVITIES AT THE YOUTH ZONE registered_by

AJA - Articulacion de Juventud de las Americas

Alternative Information and Development Centre<br /><ul></ul>

Articulacao de Juventudes das Americas - Unidas e Unidos contra todas as formas de discriminacao

Jovenes Venezolanos contra el imperialismo y en defensa de la Revoluciรณn Venezolana<br /><ul></ul>

World Federation of Democratic Youth

Youth Empowerment And Transformation Programme (YET)

youth network for a better world. youth organizations from Italy<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/sinistra-giovanile">Sinistra giovanile</a><br /></ul>

AYCAH - Africa Youth Coalition against hunger KENYA YOUTH EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAME<br /><ul></ul>

Kenya Youth Education and Community Development Programme

ActionAid International<br /><ul></ul>

Mazingira Institute

Schools Without Borders<br /><ul></ul>

FILMS AND VIDEOS AT THE CINEMA registered_by Charleston Rhizome Collective of Alternate ROOTS<br /><ul></ul>

Salud! Screening - MEDICC, CMMLK, Global Exchange<br /><ul><a href="http://blixa:8088/wsfprocess/organisations/medicc-medical-educationcooperation-with-cuba">MEDICC - Medical Education Cooperation with Cuba</a><br /></ul>

Sasafrica Productions<br /><ul></ul>

CULTURAL ACTIVITIES registered_by RALLIES registered_by OUTSIDE OF KASARANI registered_by Zambia Council For Social Development

title

Monitoring de l'action gouvernementale en Afrique Centrale

Labour and trade unions in the globalization era

Mental Health Care

FORUM FOR ALTERNATIVES/FOOD SECURITY AND WOMEN'S ACCESS TO LAND

EPAs

Positive People's Village RECLAIMING OUR SOURCE OF LIVELIHOOD Impact of IMF &World Bank on Livelihoods

Strengthening The Kenyan Movements against HIV and AIDS Reclaiming our source of livelihood- The land struggle in Sub Saharan Africa Panel Discussion on Women and HIV/AIDS - Uniting To End Violence Against Women Commodities The Minority Groups - Access to Natural Resources Cattle rustling in the East African Sub-region and its impact on people's livelihoods Dalit Emancipation, specially among women and children Sharing and making aware of situation in Bangladesh Impacts of Asian Development Bank Funded projects on small scale farmers Alternative dispute resolution mechanisms among the Pastoral communities of Marsabit District-Kenya Gender and Labour Market Liberalisation in Africa community participation: a pre condition for successful water and sanitation initiatives mapenzi matamu

Macroeconomic Policies and Proclaimed Growth Rates versus Women’s Impoverishment, Need for Change and Accountability: Who Holds the Truth and What to Do?

Macroeconomic Policies and Proclaimed Growth Rates versus Women’s Impoverishment, Need for Change and Accountability: Who Holds the Truth and What to Do? New Middle East project between Democracy and aggression TOWARDS TRANSNATIONAL SOLIDARITY? THE REORGANISATION OF THE GLOBAL WORKING CLASS, part I TOWARDS TRANSNATIONAL SOLIDARITY? THE REORGANISATION OF THE GLOBAL WORKING CLASS, part III TOWARDS TRANSNATIONAL SOLIDARITY? THE REORGANISATION OF THE GLOBAL WORKING CLASS, part II Resisting free trade from the south: building alliances and common strategies The role of the EU in global trade and development policies Science for people Alliance 2015 - The right to a livelihood: challenges to ensuring livelihood security in difficult environments Alliance2015 - Right to an adequate livelihood: food security Les médias indépendants et associatifs dans les luttes sociales en Afrique : échange sur des cas pratiques et propositions d'actions concertées

Workshop on Violence Against Women Anthropology and Citizenship at Amazon.

Conflicts and Occupations in Context to the Right to Food and Food Sovereignty Arts education program with disadvantage communities un Uganda Women in Black SOS: los derechos humanos en el Sahara Occidental Ocupado

l'impact de l'alphabétisation sur l'amélioration des conditions socio économique de la femme en mileiu rural au Burkina Faso

Upholding human dignity in a healthy environment Social inclusion through cultural projects

The African Development Bank and the “Big Infrastructure” Agenda in Africa Women in Black Workshop Intercontinental Unity in the Struggle for Migrant Workers Rights in the World Public-Private Partnership - a partnership for whom?

Water,Environment and Climate Change Peace building in the context of natural resource exploitation and economies of violence.

Faith , Human Rights and Justice Water, Environment and Climate Change International Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities IGLESIA:EMPODERAMIENTO Y PARTICIPACION CIUDADANA. OTRO MUNDO ES POSIBLE Seminar highliting the psychological,social and economic impact of civil war Opposing U.S. imperialism in the heart of the beast

Health Equity in globalized world: issues and Challenges THE VOICE OF MOTHER

EMPOWERING THE WOMAN TODAY, CREATING A BETTER TOMORROW (PART 1)

A Movement for Seed Diverse GE Free Zones for Africa La moneda telemática - Factor de cambio político y social (Un instrumento para construir la paz) O PROTAGONISMO POLÍTICO DA JUVENTUDE NO BRASIL E NO MUNDO

the Coorperation between Africa and China:Chances and Challenges Seminar on" Natural Disasters: Vulnerability, Governance & Role of Community" Descolonización lingüística, cultural e identitaria

CITIZENS ASSEMBLY-day 2 CSOs under the accountability spotlight: walk the line Civil Society for Poverty reduction

Conference: A referendum for world democracy

Neoliberal policies and education in Europe. Struggles and resistance for the right to free public education for everyone. The experience of the European Network of Education in ESF. DEMOCRATIC PEDAGOGICAL APPROACHES IN AUDIOVISUAL TEACHING / ABORDAGEM PEDAGÓGICA DEMOCRÁTICA NO ENSINO AUDIOVISUAL

Empire,occupation and Displacement :Politics of Solidarity and Resistance Historical, social and ecological debt : the question of reparation.

The World Bank, a never-ending coup d’état (presentation of the latest book from CADTM)

BRASIL AND HIV/AIDS Régulation publique et politiques de développement Cooperation role in women's empowerment in Trade Unions and NGOs. Poverty eradication, social and economic policies and quality of development. Trade Union and the integration processes.

Migrations, droits fondamentaux, liberté de circulation: construire les solidarités euroafricaines

La presencia africana en la configuración de la realidad histórica y cultural de las Américas

Estratégias de Constestações a partir dos Acampamentos dos FSM's

Sahara Occidental: los caminos de la autodeterminación

Diplomatie Non Gouvernementale et Plateformes Nationales d'ONG

Leadership-Intergenerational Challenges on the North South Dialogue tools for social forum Carbon Trading: A Critical Conversation on Climate Change, Privatisation and Power Gender Rights at the Grassroots in Africa

Organising for Decent Work - Decent Work for World Cup 2010 campaign launch

Decent work for development and migration

Decent Work and Migration

Economic partnership agreements: Debate from labour perspective

Trade unions as peace builders - The challenges for African workers organisations in the 21st century

Migration

Decent Work and Social Protection

Strategies against precarious employment relationships

Citizenship: Democracy; Retribution and Rights

Colombia: Human and Trade Union rights

Lula (again) for president: Labour relations, government and trade unions in Brazil

Dialogo partidos politicos sociedad civil- vision cruzada (part 1)

Dialogo partidos politicos sociedad civil- vision cruzada (part 2)

Observatรณrio do Trabalho e da Equidade: metodologia de diagnรณstico propositivo para enfrentamento das desigualdades

Low-cost ICT infrastructure for Education and Capacity Building

Globalisation from below-Towards a global assembly of the poor

Las desapariciones forzadas ( PART 2): Lucha contra la impunidad y derecho de las víctimas a la verdad, la justicia y la reparación

Las desapariciones forzadas ( PART 1): Lucha contra la impunidad y derecho de las víctimas a la verdad, la justicia y la reparación

40 Years are Enough! End the Israeli Occupation

Seminar on EPAs and Food Sovereignty

Marginal Handicaft Producer's right and Handicraft Market Access through Fair trade Marginal Handicraft Producers Right And Handicraft Market Access through fair trade

Access to quality Education for All (EFA) World Court of Women on Poverty Commerce Intra regional: une chance pour l'integration africaine

Observatoires de développement Local et Droits Humains: Accès aux services de base

« Vers une certification Africaine des produits équitables »

Observatoires de développement Local et Droits Humains: Accés aux services sociaux de base

Scientific knowledge simplified and integrated with local knowledge. A case of small holder farmers in Uganda Taller Es Criminal Discriminar

ETATS GENERAUX DE LA SANTE

Ban Terminator! The Global Campaign to Ban Terminator: from Brazil (2006) to Bonn (2008)

Diversidad, democracia y espacio público. Relaciones y retos entre las sociedades y los estados. Hacia una nueva geopolítica de la solidaridad (1º parte) Comercio Justo y Economia Solidaria en Brasil - el Sistema Brasileño del Comercio Justo y Solidario African perspectives on China in Africa

Introduction to podcasting for women Local market, development and alternative globalisation Färebo FHS in cooperation with Ilula FDC Assistência Farmacêutica - Brasil x África

Panel sur le Démocratie,la Gouvernance et la Dette

Prevention of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse

South Strategies on the WTO, FTAs and EPAs

Haiti: Desoccupation et Démocratie

A experiência dos empreendimentos solidários na construção de cadeias produtivas regionais

L'economie des femmes , ethique de l'economie de la vie

Experiência Brasileira de Controle Social

Inter-cultural and inter-religious dialogue

Desarmement to combat poverty

International Taxation - A Tool to Govern Globalisation and to Finance Development

Organizing the Informal Economy - What role for Trade Unions?

Peacebuilding in (Post) Conflict Societies â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Sisyphus at Work?

Africa and World Trade: Player or Spectator?

Monitoring and Organizing Multinational Corporations (MNCs) from South Africa and Brasil

"If this is development, you can keep it" cartoon-book launching

Regaining control of our natural resources (Part 1)

Regaining control of our natural resources (Part 2)

una posibilidad de transferencia de metodologia de incubagem de empreendimentos de economia social por las universidades

Estrategias comunes para luchar contra el cambio climĂ tico

Reclaiming our sexualities

Education is a human right not a commodity

GCAp Workshop

The Struggle for Food Sovereignty and Land in Africa 4

The struggle for Food Sovereignty and Land in Africa

The Struggle for Food Sovereignty and Land in Africa 3

Fighiting Wal-mart, The poster Child of whats wrong with the corporate globalization

The New Scramble for Africa

War & Imperialism

Global-Local Links Network Meeting

Discussion and Signature Campaign for the Rights and Interests of Woman Farmers in Uttar Pradesh, India Yes! There is movement in the Belly of the Beast

Just Between Us: Women in Struggle in Africa and the African Diaspora

FREE TRADE, WTO and FOOD SOVEREIGNTY

Le petit prince a dit

ATELIER DE LECTURE FRANTZ FANON

The role of the EU in global trade and development policies. Impact on Africa

After the Footprints of European TNCs in Latin America and the Carribbean - It's time for people's rights Community Organising and local development

Interactive Workshop Session on The Power- Poverty Matrix :Challenges of Rural Poverty in a Developing Country

Human rights and the struggle for gender equity: Confronting structural violence against women

Implementing UN Security Council Resolution 1325 Women, Peace and Security in Nonconflict Zone Countries

Searching for innovative bridges to end violence against women.

Increasing Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Resource Base to End Violence in a Globalizing Economy

Student Researcher Activists: Models of doing service research

Rape and Other Forms of Violence Against Women is a Humanist Issue

Promoting economic justice within the coffee industry

Confronting privatizationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s effects on housing and land rights

Strengthening the Property and Inheritance Rights of Young Widows to Mitigate Further Spread of HIV/AIDS

Human Rights Assembly

Gender Dominance: who has the right- man or woman? A Biblical perspective to gender equity.

Deprivations of liberties

Human rights, universality and culture

Minority Exclusion in Somaliland

Human Rights in Habitat, Environment and Land Struggles

Implementing UN Security Council Resolution 1325 in Conflict Zones

Access to Land and Land reforms

The impacts of Climate Change on Food Security

Legima cy of G 8: Should we try to inďŹ&#x201A;uence their agenda or should the G8 be abolished?

Meat Imports â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Cheap Food for the Poor? Local Markets for Small-Scale Farmers and the Right to Food! A Gender View on Agri Trade and EPA Negotiations

The missing rights of the unspoken!! Human rights, conflict, militarization and impunity in Somalia

Mining â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Using Human rights instruments in conflicts with mining activities

Malian women peacebuilders share their experience of the Tuareg conflict.

SolidNet: Creating solidarity for peoples under occupation/foreign domination

A produção de saberes dos movimentos sociais e das organizações da sociedade civil: metodologias de aproximação e diálogo DIÁLOGOS CONTRA O RACISMO Transparência e responsabilidade nas indústrias extrativas do petróleo, gás e mineração

Enabling Fair Trade in Africa

Trade Union education and globalisation

Europeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s role in the South Seminar Bamako Appeal FCFC India Workshop - Collective forms of Cooperation resisting globalisation The Right Reform?The Right to Health

Migrations et mondialisations Pouvoirs locaux, mouvements sociaux; quelles articulations pour conquérir des droits pour des métropoles solidaires Gouvernance de l'Internet Médias et diversité culturelle et linguistique : quel rôle et quel avenir pour les médias en langues nationales ?

Africa paves the way forward: new possibilities for agriculture trade Las realaciones África-Brasil Racism in Brazil:Unveiling the reality Children Human Rights Violation in Brazil and around the World Racism in Brazil: Unveiling the Reality Racism in Brazil: Unveiled reality Influencing Government Budgets Towards the Urban Popular University People's Fund for the Right to Land and Housing for the development of the Public Housing Service for the promotion of the security in housing through cooperation Make the Tribe Different Merchandising public interest:21st Century Social Darwism of Children.

Capitalist patriarchy, (neo)colonialism and feminist Gift Alternatives: Women, Nature and Indigenous Cultures"

Presentación del libro DEFENSA DE DERECHOS SEXUALES EN CONTEXTOS FUNDAMENTALISTAS Purchasing policies of of Wal-Mart and other Big Box Retailers and how workers are impacted To Combat Descent based Discrimination in Africa and Asia Asian Voices Against Racism and Rights of Minority - Peoples' testimonies Information and Communication World Forum II WSF 7 years – Balance and Future Is Another World Really Possible?

From the World Social Forums towards the World Water Assembly of citizens and elected for the defense of water as a common good and human right Europe seen from Nairobi: ideas and proposals for Justice and Peace People's Goverenance Debt and Conditionalities the IFIs and the Environment Overcoming debt, trade liberalization, and militarization: sharing experiences from Latin America and the Caribbean Justice and Peace Commissions International Meeting Debt Terminology

Kenya’s Debt & Kenya’s Actions

FIGHTING AIDS BY KEEPING OUR PROMISES. CARE TO PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS FROM KENYAN EXPERIENCES(part 2) FIGHTING AIDS BY KEEPING OUR PROMISES. CARE TO PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS FROM KENYAN EXPERIENCES(part 1) Seminar: Where next on the IMF? To shrink or sink New advances in health provisions: The Cuban Experience Free Cuban Five Symposium HIV/AIDS and social mobilization in the African context Voices from Nairobi Slums. A participatory presentation

Street life: who cares? who is involved?

Securing Basic Rights for the poor in the slums

Farmers Right to Safe Land Possession Under the Effects of the Economic Liberalization Policies

Farmers Right to Safe Land Possession Under the Effects of the Economic Liberalization Policies

Feminist self defence - a means of womens empowerment

Termination of Female Genital mutilation

Before Abu Ghraib there was Attica: Political Prisoners

Peacebuilding through a web of relationships

Democracy and the power of the people

Seminaire

Assessing the state of democracy

IATM Perfomance on Democracy perfomance on peace and reconciliation:peace for all Peace for all

Workshop on Democracy as a way of life (part 2)

A importância da organização do Hip-Hop

Human rights of the Urban poor:Theme two:Access to basic services

Dalit Land Rights Movement: Resistance to Caste and Neo-Liberal Globalization

Overcoming Barriers: Housing and HIV/AIDS in Africa

Local social forums 22- experiences and perspectives around the world

Rural Women’s Forum and Exhibition: Part 2

Rural Women’s Forum and Exhibition: Part 1

Rural Women’s Forum and Exhibition: Part 3

Workshops Feminization of poverty &HIV/AIDS in the Nile Basin

Promoting the Charter of Human Responsibilities

Illegitimate Debt and Global Trade.

Mídia, Poder, Globalização e Desenvolvimento

Democratization of media

Atelier sur les droits des travailleurs migrants

Making the Links: the connections between Free Trade Agreements, Foreign Direct Investment, Debt, Security Policy, Militarization

Towards an Arms Trade Treaty: Next Steps for the Control Arms Campaign

STAR Methodology (an approach to address HIV & AIDS scourge)

HIV social movements and working with media

Prison-based popular education

Article 9 of the Japanese Constitution: Common Treasure of Humankind for Peace

Identity Crisis within Democratic Formation

Threats to Food Sovereignity and EPAs in Africa

Re-evaluation Counseling, United to End Racism - Ending Sexism and Racism: peer based counseling skills for healing from oppression and internalized oppression from the society, global capitalism A seminar on wars, violence, political instability and sanctions as major determinants of health.

InclusĂŁo Social e Minorias no Brasil.

Electrifying Africa

rc02 session on transnational social movements and global civil society

Conference session on Africa and the global political economy

Workshop

The history of humanity took shape by the class struggles

Collective consciousness of workers

The commodification of water: From social crisis to resistance

What happened to the Working Class in Africa?

Enemies, Undesirable and walls of Excursion: from Palestine to Mexico

African women and Youth Claiming Culture

Citizenship, Democratization and Development

Citizenship, Democratization and Development.

Voices of transsexuals and transgenders

GalvanizinG Social Movements Against Imperialism

Education for Children in Conflict Affected Countries - Rewrite the Future

Le poids de la sociĂŠtĂŠ civile dans le processus de transparence des industries extractives

Lobbying and networking : means to fight against human trafficking

Boosting up local economies! Encouraging experiences and tough challenges

Sistema Brasileiro de TV Digital

The Nordic Model in Global Context

Economic Governance

Workshop on alternative budget and budget monitoring

Human Right and Poverty: the Economic, Social and Cultural Rights perspective

Revolutionizing Women's Consciousness

Intersection between migrant communities in US and villages in Africa - the migrant experience

Struggles along the US/Mexico Border - Militarization, Migration & Human Rights

Is this the Life we want?Voices from the slum Part II The Paradox of Street Life

War or Peace in the Horn of Africa

Stop Desertification - Cook with Solar!

Struggles for land, secure tenure and finance post evictions

Millenium Development Goals, nice statement or real will?

Let's Ban the wars in Africa: Ideas and Projects to make peace in Africa

The Future of the WSF

Our Future Earth! Good practices and concrete alternatives for a sustainable world

Global Civil Society â&#x20AC;&#x201C; More or Less Democracy?

Current Mechanisms for National and International Coordination on Palestine Advocacy

People's Summit on Debt

UNLOCKING THE GLOBAL INFORMATION FORTRESS

Workshop on a Civil Society Organizations’(CSO’s) Global Survey on Military Related Environmental Issues

Etats Generaux de la santé et de l'assurance maladie Reclaiming Public Water! Seeking for possibilities of improving water supply through Public-Public Partnerships Reform of International Institutions in the agenda of Global Mobilisations 2008 (1) Dialogo entre Campañas

La ciudadanía y las entidades locales ante la erspeculación y la corrupción New social protections in the knowledge society - Nuove tutele sociali nella società della conoscenza Workshop: playing against the war

United Nations and the Peace Movement

Colloquium on Global Civil Society Movements: Dynamics in International Campaigns and National Implementation Colloquium on Global Civil Society Movements: Dynamics in International Campaigns and National Implementation TRANSFORMAR PARA INCLUIR - reciclagem

Where Is Money for Women's Rights In Africa?

Vietnam on the road towards socialism

Agriculture : quelles relations entre producteurs et consommateurs ?

Panel Discussion: Corporations: constructive role in social developemnt Against All Militarism

Nonviolence Training

Seminar: Children with disabilities in Kenya, a sustainable African approach

WikiLeaks.Org -- open government through mass document leaking

African Experiences ensuring Women's and Girls Reproductive and Sexual Health and Rights Popular education in the struggle for democracy and social justice

Seminar on Women and Governance Challenges

Life-giving Agriculture

Women, migration and violence against women

Women,Migration and Poverty

Designing public spaces. An approach to Slum Upgrading.

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Para el final del exterminio programado de las juventudes negras y aborĂ­genes - campaĂąa internacional de la cinta naranja Youth, the mass student and the struggle for decent jobs

Campanha International do Laco Laranja - Pelo fim do genocidio das juventudes negra “El Socialismo del Siglo XXI en Venezuela: Modelo Socio – Político Venezolana como agente de transformación y desarrollo del País” Youth and immigration

Youth tribunal

considerarations about international cooperation and international migrations

APE et mobilisation sociale: rôle des junes?

AFRICA-ASIA DIALOGUE ON THE MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS

Africa-Asia dialogue on the Millennium development goals

Concerns of the youth in EPA negotiations

Youth and Human Development in Urbanizing Africa

From the Roots Up: Citywide Young Leaders Programs

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"You Comin'"

Salud! Screening WSF

Voice of Youth and Earth

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Seminaire d'échange d'expériences des associations de la société civile au Burundi, au Rwanda et au Congo dans le monitoring de l'action gouvernementale

It will be an open forum to discuss the new challenges that workers and trade unions face in a globalised economy sharing experiences from different countries.

workshop/seminar on mental health illnesses and treatments

Workshop Expected no of people:150-200 Translation languages required:French English Equipment required:projector and interpretation equipment

a Self-Organised event - a workshop - expect 50- 75 participants - require translation in English and French - require projector; equipment to show films, documentaries

This is a self organized activity that aims to bring together over 100 people living with HIV and AIDS from Africa, Asia, Latin America and the North, to share their experiences and best practices especially in addressing stigma and discrimination and in fighting for women's rights.

There will be testimonies from people living with HIV globally.

CONFERENCE EXPECTED NUMBER OF PEOPLE 200 LANGUAGES TO BE SPOKEN:ENGLISH SWAHILI AND FRENCH a Self-Organised event - expect 50 participants - require translation in Kiswahili This is a self organized activity aiming at bringing together various individuals and groups addressing HIV/AIDS in kenya to deliberate and strategize on how to synergize their efforts towards addressing HIV/AIDS in kenya by strengthening social movements. a Self-organised event - conference - expect 100 participants - require translation in Swahili - require projector; equipment to show films, documentaries This is a self-organized activity aiming at bringing together like minded actors globally to strategize and develop alternatives towards addressing violence against women in the face of HIV/AIDS. a Self-Organised event - a workshop - require translation in English and Swahili

- require projector; equipment to show film, documentaries dialogue/ conference - expect 40 participants - require translations in English, French, Swahili - require projector; equipment to show films, documentaries; PA system dialogue/ conference - expect 150 participants - require projector; equipment to show films, documentaries; PA system - require translation in english, swahili, french Dalit Emancipation, specially among women and children Impacts of Asian Development Bank(ADB)funded agricultural projects on small farmers.

Workshop The seminar will focus on alternative dispute resolution mechanisms employed by the pastoral communities of Marsabit District in Kenya. The area, prone to resource and ethnic based conflicts has been historically marginalized by successive governments in Kenya. In the face of this historic exclusion, the residents have utilized traditional and non-formal methodologies of solving disputes amongst themselves. These practices have been instrumental in maintaining societal order in this clash prone area of the country. By sharing with participants from Marsabit, the seminar hopes to learn from their experiences, enrich them and adopt this model of resolving disputes to other conflict ridden areas.

The activity focus on the reaserch findings from various African ountries on the challenges facing woman in the labour market under economic and labour market liberalisation Round Table: Community participation: a pre-condition for successful Water and Sanitation initiatives African Medical and Research Foundation (AMREF) will host a panel of Water and Sanitation experts that will share their experiences focusing the attention on the role the community can play in designing, implementing and managing successful Water and Sanitation programmes.

The forum will include sharing of experiences and the way forward to ensure universal and sustainable access to the common goods of

humanity, addressing water and sanitation as a human right as well as an integral part of the fight against poverty and of making sure that the Millennium Development Goals will come true.

Participants The panel will include: • Experts on Water and Sanitation Projects and experts on Community Participation • Representatives of Italian Decentralized Institutions • Representative of the Italian government competent for international cooperation (to be confirmed) • Representative of the Ministry of Water, Government of Kenya (to be confirmed) The public will include: • Individual participants or organizations attending the World Social Forum (max 40) A play by the youth of Dagoretti on HIV AIDS supported by AMREF The following main issues will be addressed ending with a book launch: · Responsibilities of GIFTICs (Governments, International Financial and Trade Institutions and Corporations). What do growth the Numbers really tell or don’t tell? Who Pays, who benefits? ·

The Women’s Movement and Recycled Structural Adjustment Policies: Silence, Support or Resistance.

· Fatou DioufGender Analysis of Voluntary work in the context of Poverty: An Advocacy tool for empowering women in the context of MDGs: Presenting Research and Mobilization Lessons from AWOMI · No More Business as Usual: Young Women Presenting and Keeping The YOWLI Momentum - the faces, the voices, the issues, the substance, the policy debate, The field visits, the artistic activities o o ·

Scrutinizing Injustices in the Fight against HIV and Aids; Speaking up for Policy Transformation AWOMI's YOWLI 2006

Alternative Strategies and Instruments for Women and Activists to

Monitor Accountability. ·

Launching of AWOMI’s publications

The following main issues will be addressed ending with a book launch: · Responsibilities of GIFTICs (Governments, International Financial and Trade Institutions and Corporations). What do growth the Numbers really tell or don’t tell? Who Pays, who benefits? ·

The Women’s Movement and Recycled Structural Adjustment Policies: Silence, Support or Resistance.

· Fatou DioufGender Analysis of Voluntary work in the context of Poverty: An Advocacy tool for empowering women in the context of MDGs: Presenting Research and Mobilization Lessons from AWOMI · No More Business as Usual: Young Women Presenting and Keeping The YOWLI Momentum - the faces, the voices, the issues, the substance, the policy debate, The field visits, the artistic activities o o ·

Scrutinizing Injustices in the Fight against HIV and Aids; Speaking up for Policy Transformation AWOMI's YOWLI 2006

Alternative Strategies and Instruments for Women and Activists to Monitor Accountability. ·

Launching of AWOMI’s publications The workshop will deals with The American Project for Middle East since the end of the 2nd war.

The presence of Israel and the American support to it.

The So called war on Terrorism (Iraq – Lebanon – Palestine - Afghanistan) and its real aim (oil).

Haw to face politically and economically This is a workshop with leading academics, trade unionists and activists in the field of Labour and Globalization. The seminar is organized into three parts: Part one: CHALLENGES FACING THE GLOBAL WORKING CLASS IN DIFFERENT COUNTRIES AND REGIONS Individual country reports on labor and the challenge of globalization. Participants (prel.): Samir Amin (Third World Forum, Dakar) Ingemar Lindberg (Agora, part of The Arena Group) Andreas Bieler (University of Nottingham, UK) Devan Pillay (University of the Witwatersrand) Wen Tiejun (Renmin University of China) Lao Kin Chi (Arena Council of Fellows, Hong Kong) Isabel Rauber (Havana) Praveen Kumar Jah (Jawaharlal Nehru University) Mac Urata (The International Transport Workers´ Federation, ITF) Peter Waterman (Institute of Social Studies, The Hague) Organized by: Agora, part of The Arena Group (Sweden), World Forum for Alternatives, The Union of Service and Communication Employees, Sweden (SEKO), and the Olof Palme International Center Activity type This is a workshop with leading academics, trade unionists and activists in the field of Labour and Globalization. The seminar is organized into three parts: Part three (final part): FUTURE STRATEGIES TOWARDS TRANSNATIONAL SOLIDARITY Future strategies for reorganizing the global working class Participants (prel.): Samir Amin (Third World Forum, Dakar) Ingemar Lindberg (Agora, part of The Arena Group) Andreas Bieler (University of Nottingham, UK) Devan Pillay (University of the Witwatersrand) Wen Tiejun (Renmin University of China) Lao Kin Chi (Arena Council of Fellows, Hong Kong) Isabel Rauber (Havana) Praveen Kumar Jah (Jawaharlal Nehru University) Mac Urata (The International Transport Workers´ Federation, ITF) Peter Waterman (Institute of Social Studies, The Hague) Organized by: Agora, part of The Arena Group (Sweden), World Forum for Alternatives, The Union of Service and Communication Employees, Sweden (SEKO), and the Olof Palme International Center Activity type This is a workshop with leading academics, trade unionists and activists in the field of Labour and Globalization. The seminar is organized into three parts: Part two: RESPONSES FROM UNIONS AND SOCIAL MOVEMENTS Country reports and sector reports responses to globalization from unions and social movements. Participants (prel.):

Samir Amin (Third World Forum, Dakar) Ingemar Lindberg (Agora, part of The Arena Group) Andreas Bieler (University of Nottingham, UK) Devan Pillay (University of the Witwatersrand) Wen Tiejun (Renmin University of China) Lao Kin Chi (Arena Council of Fellows, Hong Kong) Isabel Rauber (Havana) Praveen Kumar Jah (Jawaharlal Nehru University) Mac Urata (The International Transport Workers´ Federation, ITF) Peter Waterman (Institute of Social Studies, The Hague) Organized by: Agora, part of The Arena Group (Sweden), World Forum for Alternatives, The Union of Service and Communication Employees, Sweden (SEKO), and the Olof Palme International Center Activity type Workshop to share experiences of resistance against free trade in Asia, Africa and Latin America. Thinking common strategies workshop on the role of Europe in the South in terms free trade and corporate agenda Make science for common people Alliance2015 is a network of 6 like-minded NGOs across Europe working in the field of development cooperation. Concern a member of this network is hosting a Livelihoods discussion on access to land.

Alliance2015 is a network of like-minded NGOs working in the field of development cooperation. Concern, a member of the Alliance, will host a discussion on Livelihoods and food security.

L'activité proposée est un atelier autogéré destiné aux acteurs des mouvements sociaux et des médias indépendants, soucieux d'échanger des expériences sur l'apport des médias audiovisuels et écrits dans les luttes sociales en Afrique.

To highlight issues of violence against women in Kenya and the rest of the world.

Activity will be developed by the organization "Antropologia e Cidadania na Amazonia".

It will be two presentations: 1.Urban Anthopology:"The Coletive Buses like a social and moving space in the city of Manaus."(preliminar research).

2.Citizenship:"Technology, employment and education in net of social and digital inclusion"

discussion of the role of the civil society organizations in relation to the conflicts and occupations in context to the right to food and food sovereignty Performances by Orphan children from Kampala. Exploring the theme of sexual abuse, followed by a workshop, discussion "Black is the color we wear, Black is our color of protest" .

Women in Black Vigil is a protest against the increasing and escalating incidence of violence against women. It wil through songs of resistance, dance, poetry, music and lighting of lamps, connect the many voices of women in a poignant demonstration against all forms of violence against women.

Taller sobre la grave situación actual de violación de los derechos humanos en los territorios del Sahara Occidental ocupados por Marruecos 1) prácticas del gobierno marroquí detentenciones arbitrarias, desapariciones forzadas, torturas, jucios sumarios, saqueos..

2) modos de resistencia civil y paífica: grupos y acciones de la población civil saharaui frente a la ocupación. un exposé debat qui sera suivi de temoignage

Interactive seminars (brief)with dramas,skits,song and dannces to reinforce theme Case study of a brazilian NGO that, through financial support from Petrobras Fome Zero Programme, invested in Art and Culture to socially include people of a poor community.

The session aims to bring together groups from the Global North and South to engage in discussion about the African Development Bank and the “big infrastructure” agenda for Africa-- what it means, what can be done to challenge it, and what are realistic alternatives. The session will provide a basic introduction to the African Development Bank, its structure, operations and politics, and opportunities for civil society influence on its activities. With this background, the discussion will then focus on the role that the AfDB is playing in promoting large infrastructure investments in Africa, the risks this poses for people and the environment, and what activists can do about it. Participants will

discuss potential priorities for future civil society campaigns around the AfDB. Workshop for participants in Women in Black from everywhere to share stories, information, displays, banners, photos, etc. with women who are interested in being part of this worldwide movement.

This activity seeks to demonstrate the need to join forces in the world to confront the injustices of a condition created by contemporary capitalism: large masses of migrant workers desperately seeking work to survive. In that process they are abused, victimized, exploited and discriminated. The U.S. has large masses of exploited undocumented workers, nearly 12 millions in all. The "immigrant rights" movement in the U.S. has not joined in with the rest of the world but it must. We propose that May Day 2007 be a point of departure from that erroneous tactic and the world join in a campaign where International Workers Day is dedicated to the rights of migrant workers of the world. Meanwhile, in the US a strike and boycott as the one implemeted this year should also be attempted.

Public-Private Partnership (PPP) is being promoted as an efficient way to develop public services (health, education, water, etc.) in developed as well as in developing countries. What are the experiences? Is it just another way for private corporations to expand into the public sector, or is it really delevering efficient services for the public?

Advocacy on alternatives to the global crisis on climate change.

Presentations by Prof. Jesse Mugambi , Andrew Pendleton and Paula Clifford.

Activity to be organized by Christian Aid and Caritas/AACC Ecumenical platform thematic group.

Extractive industries (such as oil, coltan, diamonds etc).

To interrogate the nexus between Justice and Human rights in the context of Religion and Spirituality.

Alternatives to Economic Globalization and Climate Change.

Domestication , policies and legislations Un Seminario de 4 horas para ponencias y debate sobre el empoderamiento, la participaciรณn; con el objetivo de la construccion colectiva, de formaciรณn e intercambio sobre las incidencias,

conocimientos y prácticas en el marco del Foro dirigido a los representantes de las Cáritas, Movimientos Sociales y Organizaciones de otras regiones participantes en el Foro y que quieran debatir sobre el empoderamiento, la incidencia y la participación Ciudadana desde la acción de Cáritas workshop A panel discussion by poet and activist Dennis Brutus and Lee Sustar, antiwar activist and journalist for Socialist Worker newspaper Workshop discussion THIS ACTIVITY IS AIMED AT PROVIDING FORA FOR WOMEN TO AIR THEIR NUMEROUS WOES, FIND LASTIND SOLUTIONS AS WELL AS HEAL THE PAIN OF GENERATIONS PAST BY TAKING A UNITED STAND TO PROTECT WOMEN'S RIGHTS GLOBALLY. REPRODUCTIVE AND SEXUAL RIGHTS OF A WOMAN HAVE, FOR A LONG TIME BEEN RELEGATED TO THE 'UNIMPORTANT PILE' OF POLICIES. TO THIS END, WE ARE ORGANISING A DEBATE ON THIS VERY IMPORTANT ISSUES THAT CRITICALLY AFFECT US. IT WILL REVOLVE AROUND ISSUES OF SEXUALITY. ABORTION, ACCESS TO HEALTH FACILITIES AND THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK AVAILABLE TO WOMEN WHEN THEIR SEXUAL AND/OR REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS ARE INFRINGED UPON. Focussed strategy discussion for groups working on GE and Sustainable Agriculture Propuestas políticas y económicas contra la corrupción, abuso de poder, sobornos, ect.

Debater entre as diversas juventudes presentes a importância da intervenção política da juventude nos principais acontecementos da história. a forum looks into the history and development of the coorperation between Africa and China. We are going to discuss the chances and challenges of which we are in the face.

This will be a seminar on Disaster Management aspects with about 200300 people participating in it. This seminar will focus on Natural Disasters, its causes, and the role of Governance and the local community in mitigating disasters. The focus will be to integrate the development policies of the governments with disaster management

and preparedness policies.

La mayoría de países que han sufrido la colonización por parte de los estados llamados del norte, han podido seguir un proceso de descolonización de los territorios. Pero aun subsiste, en gran parte, la colonización lingüística, cultural y en definitiva, de las identidades que definen propiamente los pueblos. Es necesaria la descolonización y que, en este sentido, reciba un impulso por parte de todos los actores que han hecho una apuesta en la liberación de los pueblos y para la cooperación para que este hecho sea posible. ¿Como podríamos contruir un discurso que haga avanzar la toma de consciencia sobre este tema?

Open debates and discussion on various issues Workshop discussion Advocacy for Pro-poor development

They are various ways to create a World Democracy. One way is to ask all people of the world without distinction of nationality.

During this conference of the Coalition for a World Parliament and World Democracy, we will give the Word to people promoting this World referendum and also to people against it.

COBAS scuola (Italy) organizes this seminar together with other Trade Unions and organizations partecipating to the EUROPEAN NETWORK OF EDUCATION in the EUROPEAN SOCIAL FORUM: OLME ( Greece), STES ( Spain), GEW (Germany), Revolutionary Proletariat (Turkey).

The audiovisual teaching is a resource for about 70 projects and NGO's all over Brazil and the great challenge has been building perspectives of real use for those skills beyond those demanded by the employers. This Q&A aims at presenting some inciatives that have been reaching remarkable results with democratic pedagogical approaches.

A formação audiovisual vem sendo utilizada como recurso em cerca de 70 projetos e ONGs em todo Brasil, e o grande desafio têm sido criar perspectivas de aplicação do conhecimento para além da inserção no mercado profissional. Esse debate visa apresentar algumas iniciativas que vêm obtendo resultados relevantes a partir de abordagens de

tendência pedagógica democrática.

Roundtable discussions Dette historique, sociale et écologique : la question des réparations.

Historical, social and ecological debt : the question of reparation.

Deuda histórica, social y ecológica: el problema de reparaciones.

Deni ya zamani, ya kijamili na panafazi ya kwikala : swali ya matengenezo.

Banque mondiale, le Coup d’Etat permanent (Présentation du dernier livre du CADTM) The World Bank, a never-ending coup d’état (presentation of the latest book from CADTM) Banco Mundial, el golpe de estado permanente (presentación del último libro del CADTM) Benki ya ulimwengu , unyanganyi wa kiti wa kiongozi kwa wakati wote ( kuonesha kwa kitabu ya mwisho ya cadtm (kamiti ya kwepushwa deni ya ma inchi enye kupatikana mu njia ya maendeleo) WE INTEND TO PRESENT THE FILM "THE THREE BLOOD BROTHERS", ABOUT THREE HAEMOPHILIC BROTHERS, HERBERT DE SOUSA (BETINHO), HENRIQUE FILHO (HENFIL), AND CHICO MÁRIO, WHO GOT HIV/AIDS DUE TO BLOOD TRANSFUSIONS, AND WENT ON WITH THEIR MISSIONS, TO BECOME GREAT COMMUNICATORS ON SOCIAL ILLS. IT WILL HELP SHOW HOW BRASIL DEVELOPED ITS SOCIAL AWARENESS Depuis le milieu des années 80, sous la pression des institutions financières internationales, l'essentiel des entreprises publiques en Afrique a été privatisé. Quel bilan? Quelle régulation publique construire pour garantir à tous l'accès aux services de base?

Balance and discussion on the women participation in Trade Unions and NGOs

Building and renforcing the Trade Union action in the frame of the Campaign against poverty, referring to the regional economical integration processes (UE; UA; South America Community of Nations) -présenter les travaux et recommendations de la Conférence EuroAfrcaine sur les migrations; -analyser les conclusions des deux conférences officielles tenues à Rabat en juillet, puis à Tripoli récemment; -approfondir les perspectives dégagées lors de la Conférence Non Gouvernementale de Rabat, constituer l'ossature du suivi de la Conférence à l'échelle internationale et établir un plan d'action

Presentará evidencias y análisis sobre cómo la presencia africana resignificó la economía, la sociedad, la identidad en todos los países del continente americano.

Acampamentos pelo mundo no processo de Fóruns Sociais a partir de janeiro de 2001 em Porto Alegre.

A Cidade das Cidades, A experiência de Porto Alegre.

Busca por continuidade das práticas e das redes que se encontram nos Acampamentos para além dos Fóruns Sociais como forma de ação global.

Taller sobre la situación actual y las perspectivas de futuro del Sáhara Occidental: 1) Ocupación marroquí y resistencia civil saharaui: los derechos fundamentales en los territorios ocupados 2) explotación ilegal de recursos naturales por Marruecos y multinacionales colaboracionistas; pesca, fosfatos, hidrocarburos. 3) exilio y refugio: logros y retos de un estado en el exilio.

Séminaire de présentation et d'échange sur le travail mené entre Plateformes Nationales d'ONG

A discussion that deals with the problems and Challenges faced in leadership of International non governmental organisations best known as NGOs debate on the tools for social forum: website, translation equipment, etc.

This workhop will expose the problems arising from the new, huge global carbon market in relation to the environment, social justice and human rights, while also investigating new climate mitigation alternatives. The session is co-organised with the Durban group on climate justice.

Understanding and promoting gender rights at the grassroots level in different kinds of African communities

The launch of the Decent Work for the 2010 world cup, which will take place in South Africa, campaign will be launched with the following organsiations as organisers, the Decent Work Allinace, BWI, Swiss Trade Unions and most likely Cosatu.

A seminar focussing on decent work for development and migration will be organised by the Decent Work Alliance

A seminar on 'Decent Work and Migration' will be organised by Public Services International (PSI).

This activity will be a workshop discussing the social impacts of EPA's and defining strategies for a social dimension.

This activity organised by ISCOS and ACV-CSC will look at the question: No social development is possible without peace: which role for the trade unions?

Activity on Decent Work and migration.

A seminar on social protection will be organised by Solidar, an independent international alliance of non-governmental organisations (NGOs) who are involved in social service provision, international cooperation, humanitarian aid and life-long learning. They are historically linked to the free and democratic labour and trade union movement

A comparative analysis of precarious employment relationships between Brasil, Kenya and Germany - especially their commonalities and diferences - is the item of consideration. According to develop a common strategy the ratification of ILO-agreement 177 (homework) will be one aspect of the discussion.

A panel of DAWN speakers from different regions in the south interrogating the changing institutional and geo-political terrain for expanding our understanding of and asserting new claims of citizenship rights.

Life is dangerous for Trade Unionists in Colombia. There is no other country in the world where more Trade Unionists are threatened and murdered like in Colombia. Trade Unionists are opressed and intimidated by companies, government, guerilla and paramilitarians.

How can trade unions under such circunstances survive ? What are Trade Union strategies against violence and social exclusion in Colombia?

The former Trade Union leader Ignacioa Lula da Silva has been recently reelected as president of Brazil. CUT, the major Trade Union confederation in Brazil, has been supporting the Lula reelection campaign. What does CUT expect from a second term of the former metal worker and Trade Union leader Lula as president of Brazil. What impacts does the reelection of Lula have for the labour movement in Brazil and in Latin America

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The activity is a workshop to discuss a new methodology created by DIEESE to make diagnosis and proposals to deal with problems related to labor market and inequality. This methodology aim to identify actions to solve them.

This diagnosis are made with participation of several social actors and intend to support the implementation and monitoring the public policies related to employment and income.

In this activity, DIEESE will present the methodology and all the cases related to its implementation, through the several Observatories.

Education is the key for fighting poverty, reaching sustainable communities and societies, creating equity and restoring people's dignity. Digital divide endangers the development of two billion people on earth. Low-cost ICT solutions, now available, enable the start or the acceleration of digital skills, the reduction of illiteracy, the inclusion in

larger social entities. This availability should be full used for development as well as help for social progress and specific health care objectives. An extraordinairy opportunity is offered now and should be taken advantage of. conference

LAS DESAPARICIONES FORZADAS: Lucha contra la impunidad de los autores de desapariciones forzadas y derecho de las vĂ­ctimas a la verdad, la justicia y la reparaciĂłn

LAS DESAPARICIONES FORZADAS: Lucha contra la impunidad de los autores de desapariciones forzadas y derecho de las vĂ­ctimas a la verdad, la justicia y la reparaciĂłn

2007 marks the 40 year anniversary of Israel's occupation of the Palestinian territories. This seminar has for purpose to lunch the mobilisation for actions that have to be taken to end this illegal situation.

This Seminar will focus on the impact of Economic Partnership Agreements (EPAs) on rural livelihoods.At stake is the future of agricultural production in Africa, taking into account that 80% of the African population depend on the sector for their livelihood.

Working for policy making in national and international body for perserving handicraft producer's rights and for ensuring their market access. working for policy making in national and internatinal body for preserving handicraft producer's right and for ensuring their market access.Capacity building for producer organization,awareness raising activities among the stakeholder in favour of marginal handicraft producer's rights.Building network and coalitions within agencies of similar goals for fair trade instead of so called free trade.

Description of the EFA situation in 2006 particularly in Africa Which initiatives have to be taken to improve the present situation and to make EFA in 2015 The non-qualified teacher issue Women are the poorest of the poor, poverty indeed has a woman’s face: The World Court of Women on Poverty: lives, livelihoods, lifeworlds will focus on listening to the voices of women victims of the wars of globalization and alternatives from social movements in resisting dispossession and destruction of their lives, livelihoods and lifeworlds.

The Court will invite thirty women from the global south to offer their subjective testimonies on the dailiness of their lives, the impoverishment created by negative development policies, situations of war, armed conflict and environmental degradation thereby articulating their survival and visionary alternatives to the present predatory civilizational model.

Commerce Intra regional: une chance pour l'integration africaine (a completer)

Cette activité a trois objectifs majeurs: -Exposer le processus d’élaboration d’un système de certification Africaine des Produits Équitables -Enrichir les perspectives de ce processus -Recherche des outils potentiels pour une harmonisation panafricaine du

processus

atelier sur:Observatoires de développement Local et Droits Humains: Accés aux services sociaux de base

Roundtable, a case study will be presented on how typical smalholder farmers were exposed to complex scientifi knowledge in soil nutrient management in a very simple way, building on their local knowledge and how this facilitated high levels of adaptation.

El Taller Es criminial Discriminar tiene el objetivo de discutir la agenda de los Ministerios Públicos y de las organizaciónes de la sociedad civil participantes del Fórum Social Mundial sobre las temáticas de discriminación y violación de los derechos humanos.

ATELIER-SEMINAIRE: du local au global: les ETATS GÉNÉRAUX DE LA SANTÉ ET DE L'ASSURANCE MALADIE en France Organized by: The International Ban Terminator Campaign Convener: ETC Group (on behalf of the Campaign) (3 hours) An update on the global campaign to ban Terminator (suicide seed) technologies organized by the International Ban Terminator Campaign.

After a small -- but critical -- civil society victory at COP8 of the UN Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) in Curitiba, Brazil in March, 2006, the battle to establish national bans on Terminator seeds will culminate in a global confrontation with the multinational biotech industry in Bonn, Germany, May 19-30, 2008 at the CBD’s COP9. En route, farmers’ organizations, indigenous peoples, and others in civil society will encounter industry and their supporting governments (USA, Australia, Canada, New Zealand) at the CBD's scientific subcommittee (SBSTTA) in Paris (July 2 - 6, 2007) and in Rome (February 18 - 22, 2008).

The workshop will report on the most recent political and technological developments and discuss civil society strategies for national and international action leading up to the major intergovernmental battle in Bonn next May. The workshop will discuss industry attempts to divide Terminator into “trait” versus “varietal” Genetic Use Restriction Technologies (GURTs); the combination of trait and varietal restriction; efforts to describe Terminator as a “green” technology to protect against GM contamination; the impact of recent seed industry mergers; and post-Terminator technological strategies - including “extreme genetic engineering” -- to prevent farmers from saving seeds.

Among the presenters: Pat Mooney and Kathy Jo Wetter Mediante la presentación del libro, que EURALAT publicará proximamente, sobre la relación entre la sociedad civil y los actores politicos, se propone llevar a cabo una reflexión de fondo sobre los retos que plantea una radicalización de la democracia y sobre como la recuperación del espacio publico es una etapa necessaria en este camino.

Presentar el processo de construccion del Sistema Brasileño de Comercio Justo y Solidario (como politica publica de apoyo a el desarrollo de cadenas comerciales alternativas), a partir de un proceso articulado entre entidades de la sociedade civil y gubernamentales de los movimientos de la econoimia solidaria, comercio justo y agricultura familiar.

Launching of a book,African perspectives on China in Africa,and panel discussion This workshop will introduce people to the concept of podcasting.

Women only.

It's a workshop about local and regional economy, as an important tool for supporting a sustainable development for local communities in the south and in the north Two Swedish courses from Färnebo Folk High School in cooperation with students of the Tanzanian Folk Development College Ilula FDC will create different workshops. The workshops will deal with different issues concerning HIV/Aids, education, women's rights and etcetera. A more detailed description will follow later.

Discutir com os profissionais de saúde, e os povos em geral, a assistência farmacêutica no Brasil e no continente africano, com vistas a denunciar as atividades das grandes indústrias mundiais farmacêuticas e buscar formas de construir uma política mundial de assistência farmacêutica humanitária

Il consistera à présenter plusieurs thèmes au cours de cette session de 2h.

Les thèmes débattus seront: -Dette et les programmes de Désarmement,Démobilisation et Réinsertion -Dette et Migrations -Système néolibéral et conflit -la gestion du pouvoir en Afrique Raising awareness about the need to prevent sexual exploitation and abuse in a humanitarian setting.

This is a strategy meeting among social movements, NGOs and policy activists from the South. This meeting will aim to arrive at common strategies and actions on free trade, in particular on the World Trade Organization (WTO), Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) and Economic Partnership Agreements (EPAs)

Cette activité se déroulera sous forme de panel en salle, avec 7 intervenants principaux. Les organisateurs de cette activité attendront une centaine de personnes qui participeront sous forme de débat: questions et commentaires. L'activité durera trois heures de temps.

A construção de cadeias produtivas solidária visa subsidiar o avanço do movimento em estratégias que fortaleçam as cadeias de produção, comercialização e consumo de frutos da Economia Solidária, tanto internamente ao movimento (compras de insumos dentro do próprio movimento) quanto externamente (estratégias de comercialização ao público em geral, tais como as feiras de economia solidária, centrais de comercialização da economia solidária e integração regional na perspectiva da solidariedade).

econmy of women is ethic ethic economy of and for life

O Fórum Nacional DCA irá mostrar como as entidades da Sociedade Civil, através das 53 Entidades Filiadas e dos 27 Fóruns DCA's Estaduais atuam no Controle Social.

Inter-cultural and inter-religious dialogue - Sr. Mary John (India): Franciscan mission among Muslims, Hindus and Christians (English) - Mrs. Annie Drese (Belgium):Empoverment of tribal people and Adivasis in India by a cultural approach; Swami Sayanand, a Franciscan living among Hindus and Muslims (film = 15 min) (English) - Fr. Pasquale Rota (Israel) - To be Franciscan among the Jews and the Palestinians(Portuguese) - Fr. Omar O. Fernández (Colombia) ) - Between rifles and herbicides the Franciscan dialogue in the construction of peace (Spanish) - Fr. Hermann Borg (Kenya) - Living together in different cultures and religions (English) Workshop on the international campaign for disarmement to combat poverty, launched by Frères des Hommes, PILER and Ekta Parishad.

Converting military budgets to finance human security and social development. Huge amounts of money are available both in North and South which could be and should be reallocated to combat poverty and build democracy from below in order to achieve the goals of the Millennium Development Goals.

The campaign proposes to carry further the existing efforts to develop dialogue and active convergence in order to enlarge non-violent mobilisations and public debates not only in the sub-continent but in Europe as well.

International taxes? Do we not already have too much national taxes?

Why another type of taxes?

Taxes are more than one economic variable among others. With their dual function - generating financial resources to finance public goods and

as a means to achieve regulatory effects - taxes are a key instrument involved in giving shape to social processes. Alongside the monopoly on the use of force, taxation may be said to constitute the second pillar of modern statehood. Properly conceived and formulated, international taxes can - like national taxes - be used to generate regulatory effects. In other words, international taxes would provide an instrument that could contribute toward regulating the process of globalization in favour of social development. International taxation would be a step toward the democratization and equitable configuration of globalization.

This is why, when we discuss tax policy in general and international taxes in particular, we are talking not only about money but also about the possibility of (re)gaining policy space. In a situation in which the scope and reach of national policy instruments are declining under the conditions imposed by globalization, international taxes must be seen as having a major potential for use in regulating globalization. International taxation is an important approach to developing alternatives to the at present dominant economic model and an indispensable component of a post neo-liberal world order.

With the introduction of an air ticket levy by France in July 2006 and the same decision by Brazil, Chile, South Korea, Norway and some 15 other countries by now, the idea of international taxation has made the step from theory to practice. The money raised will be used in a common fund to finance a programme against HIV, tuberculosis and malaria in developing countries. The air ticket levy is a modest starting point. But it has opened the space for a new paradigm. Other taxes will have to follow, such as a tax on currency transactions (so called Tobin tax) or a tax on CO2 emissions.

However, the political resistance to the project is also a factor to be reckoned with. And there are, of course some traps to fall in and mistakes that can be made.

All these questions will be discussed in the Workshop hosted by the Friedrich Ebert Foundation and WEED (World Economy, Ecology & Development Assoc.)

Interests of formal sector trade unions do partly overlap and are partly disparate from interests of informal economy organisations. Where do common interests exist? Where not? What sort of support should trade unions provide in organizing workers in the informal economy? How should trade unions re-organize themselves to maximize support for informal sector unions?

Peacebuilding involves more than just preventing renewed fighting and securing physical reconstruction.

How can civil society help to ensure that all sources of information, all resources, all energy, and all aspects of society are drawn on to ensure broadest strategic approach, the most inclusive process to build sustainable peace?

The aim of the panel discussion is to raise awareness for the complexities of peacebuilding and to share knowledge on the role and experiences of civil society actors in post-conflict situations.

The current multilateral trading system is comprehensive and rulebased. It is further supplemented by bilateral agreements between different states and regions. The development of trade regimes is critically and inextricably intertwined with the broader system of global governance and international economic policy making. The critical issue that this activity seeks to debate is the role of Africa as a continent in the process of development and implementation of international trade regimes and global governance.

The discussion will proceed from two standpoints. One is that the existing multilateral trading system is fine and all that Africa needs to do is address its internal governance challenges so as to take full advantage of the multilateral trade regime. The other side argues that the multilateral trading system is in need of serious and fundamental reforms including of the rules of engagement so as to ensure that it is beneficial to Africa. In the end, after key presentations, the discussions should come up with a set of recommendations on how Africa can ensure that it benefits substantially from international trade.

Organized Labour is using International Framework Agreement and Global Union Networks as new instruments to influence MNCs. Progress is largely limited to European MNCs while Asian and US-based MNCs fend off such initiatives. In recent years, MNCs from emerging econimies have become new actors for organized labour to deal with. The workshop will look into on industrial relations practices in MNCs of emerging economies, focussing in particular on MNCs from South Africa (and Brasil).

FOEI will launch its first collection of cartoons from all over the world visualizing how the IFIs and cooperates have taken over the paradigm of development.

An event for civil society organizations and social movements campaigning on various natural resources and related cross-cutting issues (trade liberalization, land rights issues and the role of transnational corporations, for example). This will be an opportunity for a diverse array of civil society actors, especially from Africa, to come together to discuss the impacts and underlying causes of the commodification of various natural resources; to analyse different regional concerns; and, critically, to exchange ideas about effective campaign solutions, strategies and tools. Cohosts are: Action Group on Erosion, Technology and Concentration (ETC); Center for International Environmental Law; Council of Canadians Blue Planet Project; Global Forest Coalition; Focus on the Global South; Indigenous Women’s Network on Biodiversity; National Forum of Forest Peoples and Forest Workers, India; Oilwatch Africa; Via Campesina; World Forum of Fishworkers and Fish Harvesters.

As for Regaining control of our natural resources (Part 1)

Proponese la ejecución de un taller que hable de la posibilidad de creación y acompañamiento de grupos economicos solidários y autogestionários, como se hace en Brasil, a partir del involucramento de la universidad con las politicas de generación de trabajo y renta Que relación debe existir entre movientos sociales, ecologistas y actores institucionales para definir estrategias comunes para luchar contra el canvio climàtico Interactive session, started off by introduction to the theme by invited guests.

It is to be feared that the public education system will continue to lose its ability to fulfil the demands and requirements of a democratic society. The public welfare is being sacrified to the maximisation of private profits. This development increasingly limits the equal and free access to education for all. This workshop will provide information on

these aspects in Germany and also the chance to discuss them including establishing for jointly combating this development .

Workshop

The main objectives of the conference are: Discuss and analyse the state of land rights, particularly of women, access to common pool resources, and land and agrarian reform programmes particularly in Africa. This includes historical perspectives as well as examining current pressures and forces from economic globalisation, trade regimes, the private sector, governance mechanisms and the geopolitical international context. Learn about the different strategies used by land rights activists to resist the loss of lands and other crucial natural resources (e.g., water and forests). Network in order to promote progressive, people-centred and human rights and food sovereignty based land and agrarian reform approaches in Africa and internationally. Discuss the necessity of fighting together for the removal of the most important constraints for food sovereignty policies and for the enforcement of the right to food, particularly, the increasing power of food related transnatioanls. This conference is also co-hosted by ActionAid. The main objectives of the seminar are: Discuss and analyse the state of land rights, particularly of women, access to common pool resources, and land and agrarian reform programmes particularly in Africa. This includes historical perspectives as well as examining current pressures and forces from economic globalisation, trade regimes, the private sector, governance mechanisms and the geopolitical international context.

Learn about the different strategies used by land rights activists to resist the loss of lands and other crucial natural resources (e.g., water and forests).

Network in order to promote progressive, people-centred and human rights and food sovereignty based land and agrarian reform approaches in Africa and internationally.

The main objectives of the conference are: Discuss and analyse the state of land rights, particularly of women, access to common pool resources, and land and agrarian reform programmes particularly in Africa. This includes historical perspectives as well as examining current pressures and forces from economic globalisation, trade regimes, the private sector, governance mechanisms and the geopolitical international context. Learn about the different strategies used by land rights activists to resist the loss of lands and other crucial natural resources (e.g., water and forests). Network in order to promote progressive, people-centred and human rights and food sovereignty based land and agrarian reform approaches in Africa and internationally. Discuss the necessity of fighting together for the removal of the most important constraints for food sovereignty policies and for the enforcement of the right to food, particularly, the increasing power of food related transnatioanls. This conference is also co-hosted by ActionAid. A workshop to discuss global strategies for fighting Wal-Mart, the largest corporation in the world.

Panel discussion and debate from the floor Panel discussion and discussion from the floor regarding war and the anti-war movement Description will be posted on 12/15/06 Woman farmers are a neglected workforce in agriculture in the state of Uttar Pradesh in India. The discussion event will be held on the issues of rights and interests of woman farmers in Uttar Pradesh and the strategies that need to be taken in order to secure their rights.

This workshop will focus on the state of the movement building in the United States. It will provide a historical perspective and information about current issues, strategies and challenges facing social justice organizations working for systemic social change. After a panel presentation the workshop will also offer an opportunity for participants to share movement building strategies and lessons in a small group setting.

Alliance building workshop for women involved in struggles for gender justice across the globe

Free Zones of Commerce, WTO, Food Sovereignty

Learning several languages at once is far easier than learning just one. So do we need more languages to better understand one another ? This workshop confronts us to joyful reading, speaking and writing up to twenty languages using St-Exupéry's Petit Prince.

A partir de trois dossiers présentant des entrées différentes dans l’œuvre de Frantz Fanon , les participants seront invités à croiser leur lecture et leur regard sur cet homme, porteur de désaliénation..

Workshop on the role of Europe in the South in terms of free trade and corporate agenda Seminar on re-inventing bi-regional solidarity resisting EU-FTAS and TNCs Garanteeing economic, social and cultural rights, especially rights to food, healthcare, education, housing, employment and decent work.

Organised by: Empowerment and Participatory Development Agency (EPADA). An interactive workshop session and displays on meeting the challenges of Rural Poverty by addressing the Governance Gaps at the grassroots using a Human Rights-Based Approach (HRBA) as a practical and realistic strategy of meeting the MDG's

Organised by: Interchurch Organisation for Development Cooperation (ICCO), Equalinrights and Eastern African Coalition on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (EACOR).

This event will define and analyze key challenges to gender equity. A panel will hear cases of structural violence against women focused on socio-economic exclusion and sexual violence, and will offer perspectives and strategies on confronting such human rights violations.

Organised by: Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s International League for Peace and Freedom.

How do non-conflict zone countries utilize UN SCR 1325 and how can other countries such as the US, which spreads conflict but has none on its own soil, implement 1325.

Organized by: EACOR. This will be a forum about economic perspective of gender based violence and sexual gender based violence. We aim at sharing of expediencies and we intend to come up with tools and strategies.

Organised by: Consult for Women and Land Rights. Increasing privatization in the global south jeopardises women : poor women, workers, women of faith, landless women, victims of violence. Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s issues are rarely considered in mainstream policies and development activities. This workshop examines these issues, their implications and offers strategic interventions.

Organised by: Global Feminisms Collaboration. This panel seeks to bring together students who are interested in engaging in research that has utility for both the research subject and those that help facilitate the research.

Organised by: Feminist Caucus of the American Humanist. Workshop presentation and discussion on VAW and religious prescriptions that help to perpetuate VAW

Organised by: Building Eastern Africa Community Network (BEACON) The workshop will run under the theme of â&#x20AC;&#x153;securing economic justice for coffee farmers and workersâ&#x20AC;?

Organized by: Housing and Land Rights Networkâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Habitat International Coalition (HIC-HLRN) Workshop considering challenges and strategies from diverse regions in confronting the privatization of public goods and services, including land, housing and utilities

Organised by Young Widows Advancement Program.

Participatory Discussion on the plight of Young Widows in Kenya and how strengthening their property and inheritance rights can help mitigate further spread of HIV infection

Organized by: Kenya Human Rights Commission.

This will be a powerful assembly that will bring together human rights actors largely from the communities that partner with KHRC. They will share with the rest of the world their HR struggles in the communities.

The broader theme will be on "Transitional Justice and Constitutional Change: Towards Poverty Reduction".

Organized by: Gospel Vision Group (GVG). Presentation of Gender dominance: misconceived theological truths, African culture, cases of human rights impediments, verses supporting equity, other religions views, gender balance importance towards human rights, dignity, peace and human development contributions.

organised by: AsociaciĂłn Pro Derechos Humanos de AndalucĂ­a (APDHA).

The punitive populism emerges each day with more force. The loss of liberty is the solution that brings the State for problems in its majority social. Towards this, the question is necessary: but what are the prisons used for?

To punish, dissuade, prevent, rehabilitate or to get revenge in a limited way? The prison becomes more and more a school of contraveners.

It is thus forced to propose alternatives.

Organised by LWF, Aprodev Rights and Development Group, Church of Sweden, Equalinrights.

This workshop will explore the tensions between tradition, culture and practice and human rights, focussing on the concept of universality. Are Human Rights and Rights Based Approaches adopted by many development organisations a Western imposition on the South?

Organized by: Academy for Peace and Development, Somaliland National Disability Forum NAGAAD/ Voice of Somaliland Women Minority Organization. Using participatory video to share struggles that those excluded and marginalized face in Somaliland on the basis of disability and minority status, with particular attention to gender. This will spark debate on causes of discrimination and their elimination

Organized by: Housing and Land RIghts Network—Habitat International Coalition (HIC-HLRN), FIAN__Food First Information and Action Network—Africa (SINA) Celebration of the struggles of urban, rural and indigenous movements to claim and realize their rights to housing, land and livelihood. Serious debate will explore the respective movements’ competing and complementary values and how to promote them in a common human rights framework.

Organised by: PeaceWomen Across the Globe, UNIFEM and WILPF. For women peacebuilders particularly. Recognising the failures in convincing governments to implement UNSCR 1325, this workshop will identify the main obstacles, lessons learned and effective strategies in achieving the objectives of this landmark international law on women, peace and security in countries affected by violent conflict.

Organised by: Peuples Solidaires (France), Frères des Hommes (France), Ekta Parishad (India), MST (Brazil), AOPP (Mali), KPA (Indonesia) This workshop aims to study concrete cases of struggles for access to land and to exchange on mobilization tools for enhancing and promoting land reforms. It will be particularly focused on the foot march for land launched by Ekta Parishad in India (photos exhibition and footprints collection).

Organised by: Bread for the World and Germanwatch. The General objective of the workshop is to create awareness about the major consequences of the existing climatic change on food security.

The specific objectives are 1) to enable the participants of the workshop aware about the cause and effect relation ship between climatic change and food security and 2) to raise the issue of climatic change as a major political agenda and to attract media attention.

Organized by: G8 . The G8 summit meengs of the self-appointed richest and most powerful countries in the world have always been seen as a kind of world government, either to be inďŹ&#x201A;uenced by lobbying activities or to be opposed by all means. The panel will discuss the diďŹ&#x20AC;ering approaches of civil society groups to this problem.

Organized by: EED, ICCO, ACDIC, APRODEV. Chicken Meat Imports in Africa show that even non-subsidised products from Europe, USA or Brazil could compete with local products. Why? Surpluses and substandard products have no worth in Europe. Especially women farmers are dropped out from her markets. Are EPAs a chance to stop this or will they open the door for more unfair trade?

Organized by: Kaalo Relief and Development, Somalia Peace and Development Organization – SPDO, Somali Agro-action Community – SAACOM and Women's Voice Association.

In-depth analysis on the human rights status of the poor and IDP’s as a result of the conflict and militarization in Puntland state of Somalia.

Organised by: Bread for the World, FIAN-Ghana, FIAN-International, OECD Watch.

Mining, particularly large scale open pit mining activities, destroy the livelihood of many people. It often threaten their right to food, access to land and water. When they start struggeling, they are often politically threatened and prosecuted. Based on the experiences of local struggles the meeting shall start discussing how to use and apply human rights based strategies and respective human rights instruments.

Organized by: PeaceWomen Across the Globe and Association des Femmes pour les initiatives du Paix de Mali. The growth of cities presents opportunities and challenges for planners and citizens especially to address the needs of those who are most vulnerable. This workshop will focus on innovative strategies and solutions to addressing the vulnerabilities faced by women and girls in modern cities.

We will present the common housing and land rights violations that these peoples have been facing since they have been occupied or under foreign domination. We will focus on population transfer, land confiscation and property destruction especially. The participants will also give their testimonies on the specific violations that they face.

Solutions, namely self-determination, also will be discussed.

A atividade consistirá numa oficina/diálogo entre membros diferentes setores da sociedade civil para discutir os desafios da ação política hoje sob o ponto de vista da metodologia do diálogo necessária a ser desenvolvida discutindo, o método da tradução.

Debater como o Brasil vem enfrentando o problema da discriminação racial e compartilhar com outros países da África e da América do Sul estratégias comuns de combate ao racismo Trata-se de uma oficina reunindo entidades da sociedade civil da África e da Aérica Latina para discutir o tema da transparência e responsabilidade, que vem ganhando força nos últimos anos, à luz da apresentação de alguns casos.

The workshop highlights the roles of different service providers enabling Fair Trade in Africa.

In which way do unions inform their activists about problems of globalisation? How can we realize the situation of union movements in other countries and cultures? Do we have to go new ways, for instance to organize seminars for unionists of different countries and places of one multinational company or in a branch? How can we support the building of networks? presentation of the approaches of the political and social forces – political positions of different social forces towards sustainable development Social Transformation in Africa: an Ethical Face The period of the polycentric Forum in January 2006 saw the enunciation of a major new document, the ‘Bamako Appeal’. With the initiative led

by Samir Amin (economist and Director, Third World Forum, located in Dakar, Senegal, and Chair, World Forum for Alternatives, Cairo, Egypt, and Louvain, Belgium) and Francois Houtart (historian), the Bamako

Appeal is a document that calls for a redoubling of resistance to imperialism and proposes measures and a programme by which this might be done.

The closed and opaque manner by which the Appeal was drafted however, and also its content, has come to be widely criticised. We believe that the Bamako Appeal is an important document. Aside from the inspiration that the organisers themselves drew from the Bandung Conference, others are comparing it and what it represents to the Communist Manifesto – but either way, both the document and the process by which it is taking shape therefore surely demand our close attention. And it also needs to be discussed in public, and within a larger historical and political perspective.

FCFC India Workshop - Forum of Collective forms of Cooperation resisting globalisation : Building alternatives and hope Building north-south linkages to resist neo-liberal globalisation: Forum of Collective Forms of Cooperation (FCFC) India is a forum of over 14 huge network organisations working with indigenous peoples, children and women, landless labour and marginalised peasants. FCFC (http://www.fcfc.org.in) works to support them in development endeavours and converge together to resist the onslaught of neo-liberal corporate globalisation usurping millions of poor Adivasis, Dalits, Women of their lives, livelihoods, lands, natural resources, their identity and dignity.

Seminar Séminaire Migrations et mondialisations dans le cadre du programme du FSM à Nairobi Les migrations sont au cœur des transformations de chaque société et du système mondial. Les migrants sont des acteurs des sociétés et du monde. On ne peut comprendre notre société sans prendre en compte les migrations et les migrants. Parler des sociétés nationales en négligeant l’immigration, c’est parler de sociétés irréelles. Les migrations et les migrants peuvent être considérés comme des analyseurs de nos sociétés et du monde. Nous partirons aussi du principe que l’émergence d’un mouvement altermondialiste modifie les perspectives et les points de vue sur l’état du monde.

Séminaire de réflexion et d'échanges d'expériences sur les espaces et les formes d'alliance possibles entre les acteurs des politiques publiques nationales et territoriales dans la perspective de promotion des droits

économiques, sociaux et culturels de tous La gouvernance de l’Internet : quels rôles, quelles initiatives pour la société civile africaine ?

Face à l'uniformisation culturelle imposée par les médias dominants, quels moyens pour la défense et la promotion des formes d'expression ?

In the WTO, various African countries have been pushing for acknowledgement of the specific challenges that commodity dependent developing countries. Through that proposal, they've been making a strong case in favour of the possibility to regulate international commodity markets.

This is an important initiative that deserves serious considerations. This activitiy will aim at debating civil society's take on it and possible followup.

Conferência de intercambio entre los continentes conference to unveil the tough reality of racism This Conference is aimed to inform and get support of people in the World Social Forum about the importance of protecting children and teenagers against violence of all types, especially domestic violence.

According to UNESCO data, it is estimated that 133 to 275 million children around the world witness domestic violence annually.

This Conference proposes to unveil the tough reality of racism in Brazil.

Its population is considered tolerant and respectful of diversity.

However, racism is rampant and makes the black population suffer the consequences of an unveiled social apartheid.

Conference This project is based on successful work in the Pacific Islands supported by the Asian Development Bank and the Australian Council of Social Service.

How much and how governments decide to spend public money is important. These decisions affect all those in the community, and especially those who live in poverty and others who are disadvantaged.

Budget decisions by government can affect:

• Access to health and education services • The quality of roads and communication • Local and national economic activity, including access to paid work • The environment, including those who live off of the land and sea.

In democratic countries, elections provide one way in which people can influence government decisions. However elections occur only once every three or so years, and it is easy to argue over what these results mean for many specific decisions that comprise the budgets of government.

Important to any healthy democracy are the ways in which people are given information about government decisions such as budgets, the ways people may be involved before decisions are made and how these decisions are actually put into action. workshop Seminar In reponse to the MDGs, IAVE Taiwan will creat a workshop and bring the tribe projects including women development, culture preserve, and poverty overcome processing in Taiwan to build a sustainable tribe and make a better life for the tribe people.

The maternal mode of distribution of goods directly to needs provides the practical and theoretical basis of an alternative economy. From this point of view we can analyze the economic system of Patriarchal Capitalism and its centralizing neo-colonialist death-oriented attempt to dominate the world. The maternal economy is not "pre" capitalist, not "primitive" but a deep present alternative. It is shared by many indigenous peoples and people in Capitalism, mostly women, who practice mothering.This international network proposes using this analysis and the values of the gift economy to transform Patriarchal Capitalism from the inside and from the outside.

PRESENTACIĂ&#x201C;N DEL LIBRO "DEFENSA DE DERECHOS SEXUALES EN CONTEXTOS FUNDAMENTALISTAS". ACTIVIDAD CONJUNTA CON "CATĂ&#x201C;LICAS POR EL DERECHO A DECICIR" The International Labor Rights Fund and the Clean Clothes Campaign sponsors an international discussion panel to expose the impact of the purchasing policies of big box retailers (and large supermarkets) that are committed to low prices and swift delivery times that results in incredibly low wages and long work hours in factories and plantations.

There will be formal presentations by the panelists for about 30 minutes with about 1 hour open for discussion and questions. Panelists are from US, Europe, Kenya, Philippines, and India.

TBA Peoples' testimonies TBA

A Forum for debating information and communication challenges for civil society, media and communication organisations and journalists reporting the World Social Forum. This is a follow-up to the first global meeting in Porto Alegre in 2005, and events at each of the poli-centric fora in 2006.

A 3 day seminar consisting of 6 roundtables to discuss Seminary to contribute to the definition of the contents of the World Water Assembly of citizens and elected (Brussels, European Parliament, 18-20 march 2006).

Europe seen from Nairobi: ideas and proposals for Justice and Peace a workshop on how people can participate in the decision making process in the people authority political system Debt and Conditionalities the IFIs and the Environment An open forum for sharing experiences from Latin America, the Caribbean, and Africa in the struggles to overcome debt domination, trade liberalization, and militarization, and build more just, equitable, and peaceful societies.

A number of Justice and Peace Commissions from all over the world will be present at the World Social Forum 2007. This is a unique opportunity to gather and hold debates on issues of common interest, in particular on South-North relations. The meeting is opened to everyone.

It will be a workshop explaining the different concepts concerning debt.

Debt conversion, swap, odious, illegitimate, monitoring, HIPC, â&#x20AC;Ś We will go beyond the mere definition clarifying the implications of each term.

Kenya has received the conversion of its debt from Italy. What does it mean? What does it imply? Kenya is not among the HIPC, is it an advantage or disadvantages?

The workshop will try to answer to those questions.

It will be a seminar on Kenyaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Debt situation and on the campaigns taking place in the country.

There will be moments of learning from other experiences, networking with other actors, and strategising for future actions.

The seminars will be recorded & the materials will be used also after the forum.

SEMINAR SEMINAR What should be the roll of IMF in the global finance architecture.Has the IMF outlived its usefulness. This are among the questions that this seminar will focus on.The seminar seeks to arouse debate on the the expanded mandate of the IMF and how it is impacting the financing development in Developing countries. share the innovative approaches to health services provision made by cuban doctors and researchers, including Ă&#x2013;peration Miracle" Workshop to discuss the state of Cuban Anti-terrorism patriots incarcerated in US jails in disregard to the US Appeal court findings and the UN. petitions and testimonies from the families will also be part of the activity

Workshop Books, radio interviews, personal participation of people living in the majors slums of Nairobi, to highlight problems, commitment to positive transformation and creativity of the slum dwellers The official presentation of the street childrens inventory. The purpose of this inventory was to assist in the development of a comprehensive directory for street children interventions in Nairobi.

Workshop on the title's theme. We will bring many slum dwellers to think together to strategies and ways to secure the basic rights in the slums.

There will be a representative from Egypt, one from Morocco and one from Tunisia, each will present his countryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s experience in this issue, in order to come out with frameworks for joint cooperation to face the negative effects of the economic liberalization policies

There will be a representative from Egypt, one from Morocco and one from Tunisia, each will present his countryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s experience in this issue, in order to come out with frameworks for joint cooperation to face the negative effects of the economic liberalization policies.

Lecture on and discussion about feminist self defence. As a means of strenghtning self asteem, creating a powerful way of speaking and acting, and discouraging assaults and intimidation. Also as a form of physical self defence.

Both verbal and physical instruction. Only women welcome.

Power point exposition of FGM

Access to water and sanitation

Political prisoners in the U.S have been incarcerated for having dissenting political views and being activists for change in various oppressed communities. Because of their organizational affiliations, these women and men were targeted by the U.S. government program known as the Counter Intelligence Program (COINTELPRO) run by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (F.B.I.) – an illegal precursor to the Patriot Act. Although tried as criminals, detailed government files were kept on their private and public lives and their political beliefs and activities were central themes to their trials.

Of the 100 political prisoners still languishing in prisons across the US, nearly half were members of the Black civil and human rights movement of the 1960s and 1970s with political affiliations to the Black Panther Party, the Black Liberation Army, the Republic of New Afrika and other groups working towards the right to self determination and such human rights as the right to an adequate standard of living and the right to education.

A team of Maryknoll Sisters from Vietnam, Tanzania and the U.S. Forms of direct democracy, problems of party democracy Construire la paix en Afrique, quelles Coopérations internationales? recherche des causes des conflits/ responsabilités internationales/rôle de la France, quelles coopérations entre forces de paix du Nord et du Sud? Debate on experiences from measuring or assessing democracy in individual countries and comparing democracy in different countries.

What is the purpose of it. Is it at all possible to measure and compare democracies. What can we learn from it. Can democracy assessments inspire civic education and empowerment programmes to promote popular participation in and control over decision makers and decision

making processes. Can they help promote action that secures equal opportunities for all and make policy decisions more focused on poverty eradication than on short term growth.

Theatre perfomance The forum theater performance by IATM,using a family situation to encourage problem solution in a democratic manner MS Uganda will present Democracy as a way of life with an exhibition of the projects materials and how it was developed. The presentation will also includes two kinds of interactive activities: 2 workshops and 2 forum theatre performances.

Discução e a prova de que o hip-hop e qualquer ação popular tem mais força se organizado. Experiências como a públicação do livro Hip-Hop a Lápis, do encontro nacional da Nação Hip-Hop Brasil e do CD Nação HipHop Vol. 1 serão apresentados como prova de que o melhor amigo do povo, é o povo organizado. conference

Denial of land rights to Dalits is directly linked to caste system and its pernicious influence resulting into gross human rights violations of worst kinds in multiple forms. Landlessness among Dalits is a common feature in the South Asian rural economy. Dalits are still forced to work as landless labourers, bonded labourers and attached labourers and are denied ownership rights to land.

This event will provide hands-on training and sharing of experiences by simulating action planning workshops carried out by African NGOs with community based housing groups. The first half will be group discussion with a moderator to stimulate participatory interaction. It will draw out people’s experiences of the impact of HIV/AIDS and its link to housing for low-income and disadvantaged communities. In the second half, facilitators will help each group consider how co-ops, CBOs, NGOs, and other stakeholders can respond to the housing related impacts of HIV/AIDS. The event will draw on the experiences of African coop/social housing groups for inspiration and discussion.

All participants will receive case study materials and examples of action

planning and training materials that they can use in their own communities. They will also be sent a synopsis of the discussions and participants’ contact information to allow for continued networking.

Local social forums are small scale forums (i-e participant do not need to travel or drive long to participate) ---- participants learn how to take the social forum form and process to a smaller scale----this workshop was held in porto alegre 2005 and originated a loose network of individual participants (no representativity issue)----Nairobi 2007 will be an oportunity to meet for those that can travel there and to include more participants from African local social forums --- new ways of "keeping in touch" are available This activity, in three continuous sessions, brings together rural women leaders from different parts of Africa to share their stories and discuss how they are overcoming the many challenges they face. In the first session, rural women from West Africa present an exhibition of photographs and artifacts to illustrate their experience and enter into conversation with visiting participants. In the SECOND session, a panel of women leaders give insight into rural women’s leadership, enriched by stories, comment and testimony from participants. In the third session, women from many parts of rural Africa take the floor to give their perspective and speak of their reality. The sessions will be held in English with translation for French speakers.

This activity, in three continuous sessions, brings together rural women leaders from different parts of Africa to share their stories and discuss how they are overcoming the many challenges they face. In the FIRST session, rural women from West Africa present an exhibition of photographs and artifacts to illustrate their experience. In the second session, a panel of women leaders give insight into rural women’s leadership, enriched by stories and comment from women from many parts of rural Africa. In the third session, participants take the floor to give their perspective and speak of their reality. The sessions will be held in English with translation for French and Swahili speakers.

This activity, in three continuous sessions, brings together rural women leaders from different parts of Africa to share their stories and discuss how they are overcoming the many challenges they face. In the first session, rural women from West Africa present an exhibition of photographs and artifacts to illustrate their experience and enter into conversation with visiting participants. In the second session, a panel of women leaders give insight into rural women’s leadership, enriched by

stories, comment and testimony from women from many parts of rural Africa. In the THIRD session, participants take the floor to give their perspective and speak of their reality. The sessions will be held in English with translation for French and Swahili speakers. workshops

Facilitation process currently active in 15 countries and in 10 sectors around the world, to promote discussion and debate, adaptation and adoption, integration and application of a draft Charter of Human Responsibilities Organized through Norwegian Church Aid and AFRODAD. Debate sobre as relações entre mídia e projetos políticos nacionais e globais no contexto da globalização.

Democratização da comunicação

Cet atelier d'une demi journée sera organisé sous forme de panel et donnera l'occasion à plusieurs dirigeants syndicaux de réfléchir sur la problématique du travail migrant, de discuter de la situation des travailleurs migrants en Afrique, les problèmes auxquels ces travailleurs sont confrontés et les stratégies pour un meilleur respect des droits des travailleurs migrants. L'opportunité sera également saisie pour analyser les causes du travail migrant et ses conséquences sur le développement de l'Afrique.

In this panel we will examine the broader links and agendas being promoted through today’s trade rules. We will foster a dialogue that will enable participants from various backgrounds and campaigns to examine ways of working together and connect the dots between our work.

To discuss and plan ways that the Control Arms Campaign can facilitate the involvement of people concerned about the effects of armed violence , in the UN Secretary General's forthcoming consultation on the Arms Trade Treaty.

STAR is a comprehensive integrated methodology which combines the strength of participatory learning on HIV and AIDS with empowerment and social change. It focuses on relationships and communication skills with the aim of reducing HIV transmission, improving sexual reproductive health rights and fostering gender empowerment. This is combined with an innovative approach to adult learning that enhances effective communication and power relation thereby enabling people to plan and reflect on their development activities based on the local reality.

The activity here will be to unpack STAR methodology using illustrations and case studies.

Workshop for HIV social movements on working with media--discussing and presenting practical suggestions from working with different social movements in South Africa and Brazil to discuss the prision-based popular education and the Paulo Freire Institute experience on that.

Article 9 of Japanese Constitution is a unique peace provision that renounces war as a mean for settling international disputes and also prohibits the maintenance of armed forces for this purpose. This workshop will focus on the significance of Japanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Article 9 as a global common value in promoting disarmament, demilitarization, human security and a culture of peace in the world, as well as a foundation of regional peace, through examining Japanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s achievements and failures.

Join us in strategizing a worldwide campaign to uphold Japanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Article 9 and spread such peace provisions in the world, exploring concrete policies and mechanisms that global citizens can pursue.

Peacebuilding & Conflict Transformation in relation to Identity Crisis within Democratic Formation in Africa Conference on the implications of EPAs to food sovereignty. The conference is meant to give an introduction to 1) free trade agreements, 2) Economic Partnership Agreements, 3) agriculture and 4) food sovereignty, and ensure that the links between the different elements are made clear and simple to the variety in the audience we seek.

Description: This workshop will be an introduction to re-evaluation counseling skills, a peer based counseling which anyone can learn and exchange in order to heal from oppressive experiences and internalized oppression. We live in a world full of institutionalized oppression, and to make another world we need to end this oppression. We also need to heal from the ways in which this oppression has hurt us. It is possible to end sexism completely and for women to heal completely from the hurts from sexism, where women can be completely powerful and never again settle for anything less then absolutely everything. It is also possible for men to heal from the oppressor role that this society has forced on them. Racism is one of the key oppressions that invades all aspects of our lives, and in order to end sexism we also need to end racism. We can heal from racism whether it has been directed at us or if we have been trained to be oppressor in racism. Healing from oppression will make our work to change the world more sustainable, free our minds from these hurts so that we can see challenges we face in new ways and have new ideas about how to change the world, and make it even more possible for us to build close relationships with each other and enjoy the world and our lives while we are working to change the world.

A seminar on wars, violence, political instability and sanctions as major determinants of health. The focus will be given to the middle east region as elsewhere in the world. Countries like Sri Lanka, Darfur, the Philippines, Palestine, Iraq, Lebanon and Sudan are examples.

DiĂĄlogo sobre as formas utilizadas para incluir socialmente as minorias (mulheres, deficientes fĂ­sicos/mentais e negros) dentro das universidades e mercado de trabalho no Brasil.

Ever since the Enron nightmare, public decision makers have been scrambling to fix the problems of energy privatisation, deregulation and liberalisation. These fixes are not working, and increasingly this is being admitted.

How can public energy utilities address the energy needs of the African People? this is a conference session in which participants will present papers about their research on transnational social movements and global civil society

Panel presentations and audience discussion of studies of Africa and the global political economy A roundtable discussion, with panelists from 5 European counties

A seminar about class struggles;In the period which the thesis of â&#x20AC;&#x153;The end of the historyâ&#x20AC;? were thrown out for consideration, the life and the struggle showed the opposite of this. It is the pseudo that capitalism was endless. The developments in the area of Middle East ant South America shows us the social base of the resistance of anti-system powers are broadening. It is the evidence that the class struggle will continue becoming more intense.

A seminar about workers; The neo-liberal capitalism that attempts to realise an overall attack against the victories of the labourers everywhere around the world, provokes the workers against the unemployed, the immigrant workers and the unemployed against the workers to clear its way The working class can reverse this process which weakens its power politically, organisationlly, ideologically and morally, only by developing a class consciousness against the class by comprehending the class positions of itself and of bourgeoisie The commodification and privatisation of water has various effects on poor households. This workshop highlights water as a contested public good and introduces perspectives from the north and the south. How is water supply reorganized in order to create the acceptance of neoliberal policies? The workshop will focus on different strategies of resistance which range from activities against the implementation of prepaidmeters to the challenge of re-communalising the water supply.

What happened to the Working Class in Africa?

De-industrialisation and new worlds of work

The session will explore the different ways African women and youth have claimed and used culture as a form of political and social protest and will comprise of food exhibitions, song workshops, literary

workshops and art workshops.

The workshop aims at exploring how the multiple facets of citizenship in operation is at the heart of the development agenda in Africa wether it concerns women, indigenous groups, youth or the poor.

The workshop aims at exploring how the multiple facets of citizenship in operation is at the heart of the development agenda in Africa wether it concerns women, indigenous groups, youth or the poor.

Transsexuals (Male-to-Female and Female-to-Male) and transgenders are one of most marginalised sections of LGBTs. Trans activists from different countries will share about their issues (sex-change surgeries, health, employment, housing, education, human rights) and their struggles for justice.

Round Table bringing together social movements from Kenya and other parts of Africa to dialogue with similar movements from around the world regarding ongoing struggles against imperialism today. Will feature videos and dvds; poetry, people's theatre; visuals and oral testimonies from African immigrant women and youth from North America.

A workshop highlighting obstacles to education for children in conflict affected countries and what needs to be done to remove those obstacles. We hope to have speakers including youth, staff and partners from Southern Sudan, Somalia and Somaliland talking about their own experience, work and observations as well as short films in which children speak about how conflict has affected their lives, particularly access to quality education. A panel may then discuss questions and views posed from the audience.

-Efficacité et limites de la participation aux instances qui regroupent Etat, compagnies et société civile: comités de surveillance dans la gestion des revenus du secteur extractif, comités issus de l'ITIE (Init...)

-Protection des militants de la transparence des industries extractives: quelles garanties et comment exiger des Etats faiblement démocratiques pour que les sociétés civiles de ces pays puissent librement et efficacement mener leurs activités?

Development of the topic : Role of the civil society in the fight against children, women and workers trafficking…

- How and why to establish international networks of NGOs ?

- How to connect public and private bodies acting against human trafficking : police, justice, local administrations, federation, union, NGOs, churches ?

- How to influence national and international politics ? How to contribute to the improvement of the legislation?

The “boosting up local economies” session will discuss experiences of vivid local economic activities and challenges to create more space and political will for such production, trade and (national/international) policies which support local economic initiatives in securing adequate income for all - also for the most vulnerable people in the society.

Oficina com o objetivo de propiciar uma ampla visão a respeito da TV Digital e espaço para o debate sobre a sua implantação no Brasil A seminar and discussion on democracy, development, welfare and its economic and political structures.

People's participation in management of Public ressources

Several Social Watch national coalitions will share their experiences on budget monitoring and alternative budgets to share with other movements our experiences.

To show that the same thing can be done in different ways and in different regions picking up what thinks might better fit to their organizations, networks and countries.

This workshop is aiming at exploring in participatory way poverty as a complex, multi-dimensional phenomenon and its relationship with the economic social and cultural rights. We will debate poverty from human rights perspective and their justiciability beyond the political will of the governments.

One of the goals of this workshop is to analyse the relevance of the ESC Rights approach in the implementation of public policies and its linkage with social development.

Our event is focused on bringing together women activists from Nairobi and feminists researchers on women's activism. We are hoping our session will be informative on the struggles of women globally and also provide the practical learning of strategies for women's struggles.

Dialogue to explore intersection and create possibility for collaboration between rural communities in Africa and experience of migrant communties in US, discussing issues such as pesticides, organic farming, training and resources.

Build on experience from the Border Social Forum in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. The increased military troops along the US/Mexico border and the building of the "Wall of Death" have led to more deaths along the border and continued violations of human rights. The workshop will share the destructive reality of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and the increased violence of women in Ciudad Juarez.

The seminar will be based on the general analysis of street life phenomenon. Insights and discussions will focus on - the couses of street life - trends and dynamics - phylosophy and nature of the conemporary ministerial respnoses to the phenominon - testimonies from street children - recomendations Meeting with interventions and debate on: How colonialism and US direct and indirect interests have influenced Somalia.

The present posibilities of heading for peace in Somalia versus the risk of strenghtening islamist forces.

How from below to strengthen peace, independence, democracy, development and human rights on the Horn of Africa.

An orientation to solar cooking in east Africa by Sun Fire Cooking (www.sunfirecooking.com) with small group participation about the challenges to solar cooking and creative responses.

VCD presentation on case experiences in Zimbabwe, Case presentation from Latin America

Let's Ban the wars in Africa: Ideas and Projects to make peace in Africa

The future of the WSF

Presentation of the 4th edition of Terra Futura / Our Future Earth, the International Meeting-Fair on good practices for sustainability - in Italy, 18-20th May 2007. Ideal continuation of the first European Social Forum, Terra Futura is now at its 4th year - attracting over 72000 people.

Labour, peace, environment, energy, commons, food sovereignity, social responsability, international solidarity... what is the state of the art of good practices in all these fields and how to promote them on a large scale.

A seminar that will bring in historical and social perspectives on the debate on civil society in the context of contemporary globalisation. The key question that we would like to address is: What are implications for democracy of the increasing number and activities of NGOs, social movement organisations and private foundations globally - whether we choose to conceptualise these as â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;civil societyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; or not?

This workshop will provide participants with an overview of existing mechanisms for the coordination of Palestinian human rights advocacy on national and international levels. The workshop will also include a presentation by participants in the Civitas project, which studied current and needed coordination mechanisms in Palestinian Diaspora communities.

The Reality of Aid, a network of 40 civil society networks working in the field of international cooperation in the 22 donor countries, in Asia, the Americas and Africa, plans to hold a whole day event on Debt Campaign in the 7th WSF, which will be carried out from January 20 to 25, 2007 in Nairobi, Kenya (Africa). The event will take on the strategies and future campaigns on debt in a global perspective and will involve other stakeholders in the debt agenda both from the North and the South, to become a part of a broad initiative at the WSF. This event is expected to make a mark and to further advance the global campaign to Cancel Dictator Debts and Illegitimate Debts!

The initiative to this activity has been taken by the Progressive African Library and Information Activists' Group (PALIAct), the Network Institute for Global Democratisation (NIGD), the Copy/South Research Group, and Innovations in Civic Participation.

The workshop includes: (1) Testimonies of military related environmental issues in wartime and peacetime; and, (2) Developing strategies for United Nations Environmental Programme (UNEP)’s global survey on military related environmental issues. This activity encourages Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) and UNEP to work collaboratively to enhance awareness of military related environmental issues and further solutions through the development of an agenda for a CSOs’ global survey on this issue. "du local au global: les ETATS GÉNÉRAUX DE LA SANTÉ ET DE L'ASSURANCE MALADIE en France : élaboration d'un manifeste antilibéral pour la santé et démocratie participative à travers les Réseaux de Santé" -Proposition de création d'un Journal Electronique Mondial de SantéImproving public water delivery through democratisation and other progressive reforms - experiences from Africa and elsewhere. Seeking for possibilities of improving water supply through Public-Public Partnerships. Co-organised by Ghana CAP, Council of Canadians, World Development Movement Public Service International, Corporate Europe Observatory, Transnational Institute and others

How will we build a big network to streghten a mobilisation for the Reform of International Institutions System?

Una conferencia Un dialogo entre campañas para acceso a la salude mesa redonda de entidades locales, plataformas y colectivos en lucha contra los procesos de especulación urbanística, corrupción y agresiones al medio ambiente Isaac Newton "If I have seen further, it is by standing on the shoulders of giants."

In the last years the consciousness of knowledge as a fundamental social right has not only grown, but has also given a start to a careful discussion inside many political and social organisations: knowledge is more and more regarded as a good which can not be controlled, privatised and must be kept in such a state against all market expectatives.

Proposals of the Sport for All for creating actions of conflict management in the war areas.

The idea is to discuss how sport and leisure activities can contribute in finding a methodology of dialogue and exchange among people who suffers for the conseguence of war.

Sport as a body language permits the communication also among people of different languages, cultures and life style.

Plenary panel on the United Nations and its role in peacemaking as viewed by representatives of peace movements from around the world.

This colloquium seeks to be a space to share and discuss the UNRISD research findings on Global Civil Society Movements. National research teams in Argentina, Bolivia, The Philippines, Turkey and Senegal worked for two year to carry out this research.

This colloquium seeks to be a space to share and discuss the UNRISD research findings on Global Civil Society Movements. National research teams in Argentina, Bolivia, The Philippines, Turkey and Senegal worked

for two year to carry out this research.

Através de ações de formação e assessoria voltadas ao fortalecimento da gestão social, administrativa, contábil e financeira do empreendimento; de programas de qualificação profissional atinente à realidade dos empreendimentos populares do setor de reciclagem; da aquisição de meios materiais que permitam a geração de novos postos de trabalho e de melhores condições de produção voltados para a economia solidária.

How Do We Sustain Women's Social Justice Movements? A Conversation between Women Funders and Women Activists in the Global South To understand on what has been happening in Vietnam since the war ended and on how Vietnam is striving towards socialism in conditions of market economy, please come to our discussion.

1. Quelles nouvelles pratiques agricoles ? Quels liens producteurs consommateurs ?

2. Quelles responsabilités des Autorités Locales (politiques agricoles et de maîtrise des sols) pour sortir l’agriculture de son carcan libéral ?

3. Quels échanges d’expériences Nord-Sud et Sud-Sud Panel discussion on Corporations and the link between social responsibility and Sustainable development.

This seminar is a response to the increased support for "leftist militarism" and so-called "progressive governments" within the World Social Forum process.

The aim of the seminar is to present and antimilitarist critique, and to highlight the importance of an antimilitarist perspective within social movements in general, and the World Social Forum process in particular.

A brief practical introduction to nonviolence and nonviolent action

Introduction of a community based approach to address the rights protection of children with disabilities in an African contest. The focus is on viable sustainable strategies implemented through community capacity building.

The seminar will present experiences and best practices in Kenya.

WikiLeaks.Org is an uncensorable version of WikiPedia with already over 1 million leaked documents from 13 countries. We need more editors, leakers and leak facilitators. Come and help us put a new star in the political firmanent of mankind!

This will be a workshop within WGNRR African Regional Consultation Meeting, where members from different countries in Africa will present and explain thier experiences working on RSHR In order to build democracy from below, there need to be popular education conducted by the social movements themselves. But how can a truly democratic, self organized and participative popular education be realized? We will put special focus on the concept of the study circle.

How can this be used by social movements and community based groups around the globe? How can it be applied in different cultural contexts?

Examples from Northern EuropĂŠ, South America and Southern Africa.

This seminar will consist of testimonies of grassroots regional organizations on their work experience in facilitating civil society organisations in setting the public agenda. It will allow for reinforcement of networking between radios, civil society organizations and practitioners activities encouraging the right to be heard. Organized by AMARC, it will count on the participation of key speakers and partners (Association of Progressive Communication; World Association of Christian Communication; Panos; Peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Communication Chart).

Life-giving agriculture is one of the alternatives to economic globalization and its corporate life killing agriculture. There are farmers movements around the world who have embarked on this type of agriculture which serves the earth and provides health food for the people. The seminar will equip participants with this knowlege and inspire them to build a global forum on Life giving agriculture.

Speakers are invited to speak on their experiences from Africa, Asia and Latin America.

Discuss the causes and issues surrounding migration for women, the link with violence against women and globalization. We will identify how to reinforce our actions to respond to these crucial issues for women and particularly women in Africa.

This will be a panel discussion. There will be two panellists to speak on the theme, about the disproportionate burden of poverty on women all over the world and its consequences. After the presentation there will be open floor discussion and response by the speaker.

The Conference and open debate will concern the role of designing public spaces in the context of slum upgrading projects, and the relevance of spatial forms in determining the socio-ecological and political-economic conditions of a community. The relationship between spatial forms and social life will be explored starting from the European experience and vital role played by public spaces in the every day life of those cities. The debate will continue exploring needs and spaces of informal settlements with specific reference to Sub-Saharan Africa, describing the interaction between politics, planning process and the design of public spaces from a designer's perspective. The Toi market community led slum upgrading initiative will also be presented. The conference will be held in two sessions and includes contributions from university’s professors, practitioners, representatives of civil societies and representative of Toi market community. description

Actividad de la presentación del objetivo del campaña y del empalme internacional para separarse de sus iniciativas. La actividad todavía piensa una evaluación de las acciones llevadas a través para los movimientos de las juventudes internacionales para el final del extermínio programado de esta juventud negra.

The panel discussion will bring together a range of activists and academics from France, South Africa and Nigeria to discuss the connections between youth, employment and social protest.

Actividade de apresentacao do objetivo da campnah e articulacao internacional para divulgacao de suas iniciativas.

5. Política Social del Presidente Chávez: 5.1. Modelo venezolano.

5.1.1. El nuevo modelo de desarrollo de la sociedad venezolano y el Socialismo del siglo XXI. 5.2. Equilibrio Social.

5.2.1. Objetivo.

5.2.2. Justicia Social.

5.2.3. Estrategias.

5.2.4. Nuevo Modelo de Participación Ciudadana: Consejos Comunales.

5.3. Equilibrio Político.

5.3.1. Objetivo.

5.3.2. Democracia Bolivariana.

5.3.3. Estrategias.

5.4. Equilibrio Internacional.

5.4.1. Objetivo.

5.4.2. Multipolaridad.

5.4.3. Estrategias.

Espacio de sugerencias y de preguntas y respuestas.

3 speakers in the presidum,data and expetion

This is a mock court/ trial in which youth will be giving personal testimonies relating to challenges affecting them. For the tribunal, the World Bank and iMF will be brought to trial on the negative impacts of neo-liberalism considerations about international cooperation and international migrations what to do and what to say about South/North relation and about youth people looking for a better life. education, work, good and sustainable social development

Atelier de travail The dialogue will be open to all GCAP MDG National coalitions in africa and asia.The aim of the dialogue is to compare their experiences,share their challeges and identify opportunities in campaighning against poverty and fro the millennium development goals as we draw towards the mid term of full filling the mellinium development goals in july 2007

Compare the experiences, share challenges and identify opportunities in campaigning against poverty and for the MDG. dialogue/ conference - expect 50 -60 participants - require translations in English, French, Swahili - require projector/s; equipment to show films, documentaries; PA system Workshop

A workshop that will present inclusive youth leadership programs that are operating in Toronto, Canada and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The workshop will present and explore effective community-based and youth-led approaches to building healthier communities. description

A video work made of very short dialogues between folks who never met but are sharing the present experience of the Forum and an endless batik banner composed of words and images by Forum participants.

Screening of the feature documentary !Salud! followed by a panel discussion at the WSF 2007

It is a series of short documentaries and movies about youth and the earth they live in description description description Aim to highlight how the caravan can play a significant role in the mobilization of the grassroot Date

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<p>Seminaire d'échange d'expériences des associations de la société civile au Burundi, au Rwanda et au Congo dans le monitoring de l'action gouvernementale</p>

<p>more info to be added</p>

<p>Over 100 people living with HIV and AIDS from Africa, Asia, Latin America and the North will converge to share their experiences and best practices especially in addressing stigma and discrimination and in fighting for women's rights. </p>

<p>The activity will take the form of open discussions and presentations facilitated by individuals from various organizations addressing HIV/AIDS in all provinces in Kenya. An audience of between 100 and 150 participants is expected to participate.</p>

<p>Twenty panelists will sit at round table while an audience of 80 people will sit in the plenary to participate in the open discussions. </p>

<p>This activity will focus on varous research reports from Africa countries such as South Africa, Namibia, Zimbabwe, Malawi, Zambia, Nigeria Ghana etc on the impact of labour market liberalisation on women. </p>

<p>This play was recently launched in Nairobi at the national theatre Nairobi. This was a suceessful event well received by the audience that spaned community, community leaders memebers of other CSOs , policy makers. <br /></p>

<p>This is a workshop with leading academics, trade unionists and activists in the field of Labour and Globalization. The seminar is organized into three parts:<br />Part one: CHALLENGES FACING THE GLOBAL WORKING CLASS IN DIFFERENT COUNTRIES AND REGIONS <br />Individual country reports on labor and the challenge of globalization </p><p>Part two: RESPONSES FROM UNIONS AND SOCIAL MOVEMENTS <br />Country reports and sector reports responses to globalization from unions and social movements </p><p>Final part: FUTURE STRATEGIES TOWARDS TRANSNATIONAL SOLIDARITY <br />Future strategies for reorganizing the global working class </p> <p>This is a workshop with leading academics, trade unionists and activists in the field of Labour and Globalization. The seminar is organized into three parts:<br />Part one: CHALLENGES FACING THE GLOBAL WORKING CLASS IN DIFFERENT COUNTRIES AND REGIONS <br />Individual country reports on labor and the challenge of globalization </p><p>Part two: RESPONSES FROM UNIONS AND SOCIAL MOVEMENTS <br />Country reports and sector

reports responses to globalization from unions and social movements </p><p>Final part: FUTURE STRATEGIES TOWARDS TRANSNATIONAL SOLIDARITY <br />Future strategies for reorganizing the global working class </p> <p>This is a workshop with leading academics, trade unionists and activists in the field of Labour and Globalization. The seminar is organized into three parts:<br />Part one: CHALLENGES FACING THE GLOBAL WORKING CLASS IN DIFFERENT COUNTRIES AND REGIONS <br />Individual country reports on labor and the challenge of globalization </p><p>Part two: RESPONSES FROM UNIONS AND SOCIAL MOVEMENTS <br />Country reports and sector reports responses to globalization from unions and social movements </p><p>Final part: FUTURE STRATEGIES TOWARDS TRANSNATIONAL SOLIDARITY <br />Future strategies for reorganizing the global working class </p>

<p>The purpose of the Alliance is to fight poverty more effectively by cooperating on various levels, working together in developing countries as well as on campaigns to influence public and political opinion in Europe. By joining forces, we will be able to meet the challenges and changing demands of donors. Alliance2015 works towards reaching the <a href="http://www.alliance2015.org/index.php/news/content/download/114/466/file/mdg.pdf ">Millennium Development Goals</a>. </p> <p>Since its founding in 2000, Alliance2015 has worked to consolidate this partnership of likeminded NGOs developing new ways of working together. At the same time, our goal is not to become a monolithic block, but to respect and </p><p>By joining forces, our organisations can have access to a larger infrastructure without giving up individual philosophies, approaches or brands. </p><p>The purpose of the Alliance is to fight poverty more effectively by cooperating on various levels, working together in developing countries as well as on campaigns to influence public and political opinion in Europe. By joining forces, we will be able to meet the challenges and changing demands of donors. Alliance2015 works towards reaching the Millennium Development Goals. </p><p></p> <p>En partant des cas pratiques, notamment les expériences du Niger, du Mali et du Burkina Faso, l'atelier sera l'occasion d'un échange d'expériences et de débats sur des propositions visant à accroitre le rôle et l'impact des médias dans les luttes sociales en Afrique.</p>

<p> Short History Of Women In Black</p><p>“Women in Black” was inspired by earlier movements of women who demonstrated on the streets, making a public space for women to be heard - particularly Black Sash, in South Africa, and the Madres de la Plaza de Mayo, seeking the ‘disappeared’ in the political repression in Argentina. But WIB also shares a genealogy with groups of women explicitly refusing violence, militarism and war, such as the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom formed in 1918, and the Greenham Common Women’s Peace Camp in the UK and related groups around the world opposing the deployment of US missiles in the eighties.</p><p><strong>Beginnings in Israel</strong><br />Women in Black as we know it today began in 1988 in Israel. In 1987, 20 years after Israel occupied the West Bank and Gaza, the Palestinian intifada began. In response Israeli Jewish women began to stand in weekly vigils in public places, usually at busy road junctions. Starting in Jerusalem, the number of vigils in Israel eventually grew to almost forty. In the north of Israel, where the concentration of Arab communities is greatest, Palestinian women who are Israeli citizens were also active in Women in Black groups. Many local WIB groups made contact with women across the Green Line engaged in support work, e.g. visiting Palestinians in Israeli prisons.</p><p><strong>Establishing a formula for action</strong><br />At WIB vigils, women carried placards saying “End the Occupation” and closely related messages. The focus was quite precise, in order to be able to draw in a wide group of women. The vigils were predictable: same site, regular intervals. The women wore black. Although they were not particularly silent in most Israeli locations, as they have become in some countries since, there was no chanting. They were seen by, and provoked reactions from, many passers-by on foot and in vehicles, some of whom heckled and abused them, both in sexualized terms (‘whores’) and for their politics (‘traitors’). Their policy was not to shout back but to maintain silence and dignity.</p><p>In other countries, including Canada, the USA, Australia, and many European countries, Women in Black vigils soon began to be organized in support of those in Israel. In Berkeley, California, for example, Women in Black has been standing weekly since 1988. In the UK at this time, women (mainly Jewish, with Palestinians and others) picketed the offices of the Israeli state airline, El Al.</p><p><strong>Italian women pick up the theme</strong><br />In Italy a group of women had started a project they called “Women Visiting Difficult Places”, which aimed to promote dialogue between women on different ‘sides’ in countries where there is conflict. They visited Israel and Palestine in 1988, and gave support to Women in Black there. They returned to found their own WIB, Donne in Nero, which soon had weekly vigils in Roma, Milano, Bologna, Torino, Ravenna, Padova and Verona. Large numbers of women from Italy have maintained a programme of visits to Israel/Palestine for more than a decade. In 1989 they helped promote an event ‘Time for Peace’ in Jerusalem, involving a great human chain around the walls, and in 1996 shared with Bat Shalom in organizing the event ‘Sharing Jerusalem’.</p><p><strong>The Gulf War</strong><br />At the time of the Gulf War (in 1991, following Iraq’s invasion of Kuwait) it became more difficult for Israeli women openly to support Palestinians because of Arafat’s public support for Saddam Hussein. Later (1994) the Oslo Accords between the Israeli government and the PLA suggested progress towards peace, so that protest seeed less necessary. Women in Black vigils ended in all but four locations in Israel. However a number of women’s peace conferences in Jerusalem between 1994 and 2001 involved many of the original WIB network, some of whom remained active in this interval in Bat Shalom, TANDI, and other women’s peace organizations.<br />In contrast to the situation in Israel, in many other countries the Gulf War stimulated women to oppose the USled bombardment of Iraq.For instance, in London a group of women demonstrated as Women Against War in the Gulf. Later some of them would rename themselves Women in Black.</p><p><strong>Women in Serbia respond to war… </strong><br />Soon after, when Yugoslavia began to disintegrate and war broke out between the former Yugoslav republics, some of the Italian women visited feminist activists in Belgrade, which led to a similar form of organization and action there. Women in Black in Belgrade (Zene u Crnom) was formed on October 9 1991. Explicitly feminist, they have been actively opposing nationalist aggression

and masculine violence ever since. <br />Zene u Crnom had a strong and challenging street presence, with regular weekly vigils in Republic Square in Belgrade from 1991. They work in partnership with men refusing to serve in the military, and have maintained an extensive programme involving public statements, writing and publishing, educational workshops and seminars, and organizing international visits and meetings.</p><p><strong>A strong group in Spain</strong><br />A Spanish WIB network, Mujeres de Negro, were by now strong and active. They helped find refuge, respite and a public platform in Spain for women from the Yugoslav region. It was with an important input from Mujeres de Negro and Donne in Nero that the women of Zene u Crnom in Belgrade organized a series of ten annual international encounters at different locations in the former Yugoslavia, which have been an important force creating and expanding the international network. </p><p><strong>Women in Black spreads to other countries</strong><br />During the sequence of wars that began in 1992, in Croatia and Bosnia., Women in Black groups sprang up in many more countries, supporting Zene u Crnom Belgrade in their opposition to nationalist aggression. Women got together in Belgium (a French-speaking group Femmes en Noir in Brussels and Flemish-speaking group Vrouwen in het Zwart in Leuven). Women in Black London took its name at this time, starting to hold weekly or monthy vigils in Trafalgar Square, in central London. </p><p>It is impossible to name all the separate groups in the various countries that emerged since the middle nineties, but the reader is encouraged to look them up on their individual pages on this website. Some groups adopted the formula of silent vigils, wearing black. Others (for instance the Bay Area WIB in California and WIB in Tokyo) have found it more effective, for instance, to process in single file, silently, through shopping areas, or to use masks, giant puppets and drums. Many women from these groups took up the practices of visiting war zones in support of women there. There were many visits to Belgrade, Zagreb, Sarajevo and other towns and cities of the region. </p><p>As always in women’s movements, and especially perhaps in groups opposing violence, there are many lesbians active in Women in Black. It has been productive to make connections between violence in war and in everyday life, including the violence of homophobia, misogyny and racism. A particularly strong and supportive relationship was formed between lesbians in the Leuven Vrouwen in het Zwart and Zene u Crnom.<br />And other continents</p><p>Women in Black in India began in 1992. When the Babri Masjid, an ancient mosque, was torn down by Hindu fundamentalists and violence engulfed India, women were the main victims. WIB in the city of Bangalore have stood every Thursday in silent vigils on the streets, in the market squares and in the Gandhi Peace Park, protesting the wars against women. <br />Women in Black in the Philippines began in 1995.

The Asian Women’s Human Rights Council and the Lila Pilipina, an organization of former comfort women, gather often in front of the Japanese Embassy in Manila, dressed in black, demanding compensation for the wartime crime of sexual slavery by the Japanese army in World War II. </p><p>A landmark occasion in the nineties was a massive Women in Black vigil (an estimated 3000 women) in Beijing on September 4 1995 that was organized by the Women in Black of India and the Asian Women’s Human Rights Council, at the time of the UN World Conference on Women. They called for “a world safer for women” and an end to wars and armed conflicts.<br />From 1996, Women in Black in Nepal have stood in silent vigils around the issues of trafficking and violence against women in public places in Katmandu.</p><p>In 1998 and 1999 Women in Black groups everywhere had occasion to demonstrate against a sequence of military engagements by the USA, sometimes partnered by the UK, or in the context of NATO. These included continued sanctions and bombing raids against Iraq, the bombing of Sudan and Afghanistan, and the bombardment of Belgrade and other Serbian cities.<br />Creating an electronic network</p><p>It was the Spanish women of Mujeres de Negro, who first saw how crucially important information technology was going to be in linking WIB groups in antiwar action. They were the ones to take the step of setting up an electronic list-serve for Women in Black, at first in Spanish, eventually in English too. Later, in the year 2000 they set up a system of “country coordinators”, thus effectively turning WIB into a

worldwide net. The information now circulating by e-mail mainly comes from, and goes to, WIB groups. But women with similar aims though using different names and organizational approaches (for instance in Afghanistan and Colombia) are also linked through the list. </p><p><strong>Intensified conflict in Israel/Palestine</strong><br />The renewal of the Palestinian intifada, in late September 2000, after the Al-Aqsa mosque incident, restimulated WIB in Israel. By mid-November women were standing at six sites (Nazareth, Acre, Haifa, Tel Aviv, Jerusalem and the Nachson junction) and this activism continues today in 15 simultaneous vigils, some calling themselves Women in Black and others not. <br />November 2000 also saw the formation in Israel of the Coalition of Women for a Just Peace, which brings together all the Women in Black vigils in Israel as well as 9 other women’s peace organizations.

Dressed in black, these women have carried out direct action (e.g., placing a ‘closure’ on the Israeli Defence Ministry by blocking traffic to it), in addition to holding mass Women in Black vigils twice a year, with thousands of women participating.</p><p>Groups of women, primarily from Donne in Nero but also from London WIB and elsewhere have been visiting Palestine and Israel since the start of the al-Aqsa intifada to support Palestinians and strengthen links between them and Israeli women peace activists.</p><p>The Asian Women’s Human Rights Council and El Taller International, two networks of women’s human rights organizations in the global south, have held seventeen Courts of Women in different regions and vigils of Women in Black have been held before each Court. There was a very intense and creative demonstration of over 5000 women in Cape Town, South Africa, on the eve of the World Court of Women Against War, For Peace (March 2001). The Women in Black in South Africa stood against war and for peace.</p><p>As the Israeli oppression of the West Bank and Gaza intensified, Israeli WIB and the Coalition called, in June and again in December 2001, through the worldwide e-mail coordination, for a day of simultaneous protest. Through this and similar international actions it is estimated that there are more than 150 WIB groups in at least 24 countries. </p><p><strong>September 11 2001</strong><br />After the attacks on US targets on September 11 2001, WIB as an international network speedily agreed and issued a statement. Women in New York and other US locations (as well as other groups worldwide) were quick to stand with an appeal for “justice not vengeance”. Many groups have subsequently protested against the pursuit by the USA and allies of a “war on terror” in Afghanistan and elsewhere. When the bombing of Afghanistan ended, Italian Donne in Nero went to work with women’s groups in Pakistan and Afghanistan. </p><p>During 2002 WIB groups everywhere have been actively opposing any extension of military action by the USA and allied governments to attacks on particular states, notably Iraq. But militarism and violence that is less in the international headlines has also been a continuing focus for different Women in Black groups round the world. For instance Mujeres de Negro in Spain coordinated a worldwide action to protest the drug-related war in Colombia, where they have strong connections with women’s groups. </p><p>The most recent vigil at an all Indian level was held at the Asia Social Forum (in preparation of the World Social Forum at Porto Alegre, Brazil) in Hyderabad on January 4 2003. There were over three thousand women dressed in black protesting Israel’s Occupation of Palestine, the war on Iraq and the war crimes of the USA, and other situations of war and armed conflict.<br />Recognition of WIB’s work for peace</p><p>Women in Black locally and internationally have received a number of awards in recognition of their work for peace. The worldwide network were awarded the Millennium Women’s Peace Prize sponsored by the NGO International Alert and the UN agency UNIFEM, and the following year the network was a nominee for the Nobel Peace Prize. Donne in Nero were awarded the Gold Dove of Peace, an Italian prize, in 2002. The Network was honoured by Church Women United, USA.<br /><br />Israeli Women in Black won the Aachen Peace Prize (1991); the peace award of the city of San Giovanni d’Asso in Italy (1994); and the Jewish Peace Fellowship’s “Peacemaker Award” (2001).<br /></p>

<p>El taller presenta un panorama real de la situación actual en los territorios del Sahara Occidental ocupado por Marruecos. Frente a la propaganda oficial y a pesar del bloqueo informativo sobre el territorio se ofrecen datos y testimonios de las prácticas reiteradas y habituales de violación de los derechos fundamentales de la población saharaui por parte de las autoridades marroequíes de ocupación: administración, fuerzas militares, fuerzas policiales y parapoliciales contra la población civil saharaui. <br /></p><p>Las citadas prácticas se refieren a la negación sistemática de los derechos fundamentales de expresión, reunión, circulación etc. pero tambien a formas de discrtiminación sociolaboral y económico hacia la población saharaui autóctona en lo que algunos observadores se atreven a calificar de auténtica política de limpieza étnica. Junto a las desgraciadamente habituales prácticas de detenciones ilegales, desapariciones forzadas, encarcelamientos y juicios injustificados, amenazas a familias y saqueos de hogares y bienes de la población saharaui hay que hablar de la llamada política de marroquinización, de la segregación sociolaboral y de la política de repoblamiento a las que se une ahora el extrañamiento de los jóvenes resistentes mediante su embarque forzado en "pateras", frágiles embarcaciones usadas para arribar clandestinamente a Canarias.</p><p>Los testimonios incluyen fotografías y documentales, así como la narración en directo de activistas saharauis defensores de los derechos humanos, informes de observadores internacionales, en particular de la misión del Alto Comisionado de Naciones Unidas para los Derechos Humanos así como de periodistas y abogados que han logrado superar el cerco informativo al que está sometido el territorio ocupado.<br /></p> <p>In FY 05, the AfDB provided approximately $2.79 billion in loans and grants to 34 countries in sub-Saharan Africa. This is slightly more than half of the amount provided by the World Bank’s International Development Association (IDA) to Africa during the same period. In Uganda alone, last year the AfDB provided over US $130 million. Where is this money going?

Who’s benefiting and who’s losing? Meanwhile in Kenya, the AfDB has approved a $40 million loan to Canada-based mining company Tiomin to exploit titanium in Kwale, a move opposed by local communities and which could prove disastrous to the local environment. </p><p> </p><p>Given the AfDB’s growing prominence, particularly as a financier of infrastructure investment on the continent, this workshop will provide information to civil society about what we can do to track and stop the detrimental impacts of AfDB lending and aid to sectors such as mining, transport and water. BIC will share information gathered from recent research on the African Development Bank, about its structure and its emerging priorities, in order to assist activists and affected communities in understanding what decisions are being taken that may affect them and how to influence those decisions. Activists from African civil society organizations and networks, such as the African Rivers Network, will share experiences and perspectives on the impacts of large infrastructure and energy projects. </p><p> </p><p>Information is power: In 2002, the AfDB teamed up with the New Partnership for Africa's Development (NEPAD), an initiative of the AU, to develop and implement an Infrastructure Short Term Action Plan (I-STAP). Ostensibly aimed at regional integration, the Action Plan focuses on large-scale, cross-border projects in the energy, water, transportation, and ICT sectors. The ambitious program has drawn sharp criticism for its overemphasis on the construction of massive hydroelectric projects and other costly and risky regional projects, as opposed to the small-scale alternatives which may better serve the needs of local populations.</p><p> </p><p>The Action Plan has generated interest from some of the region’s major donors, including the World Bank and the European Investment Bank, who have already agreed to contribute to the rehabilitation and construction of the controversial Inga Hydroelectric Dam in the Democratic Republic of Congo and the Felou Dam in Mali. The West Africa Gas Pipeline, which stretches from Nigeria to Ghana, was also included in the NEPAD/AfDB infrastructure plan.</p><p></p> <p>Women in Black is a worldwide movement which started in 1988 when Israeli &amp; Palestinian women came together in silent vigil to witness publicly against war and violence in

their homelands. Now WIB groups have spread around the world. Women meet in silent vigil in public places to express in silence their commitment to peace and to non-violence. We are oppsed to personal, ethnic, racial and systemic violence, including the violence of oppression that makes women powerless and poor. In many WIB events, supportive men are welcome to stand with us. For information &amp; resources, contact <a href="http://www.bbcf.ca">www.bbcf.ca</a> </p> <p>We want to meet other activists who are working already for migrant workers rights in the world. We are inspired by the actions on October 7, 2006 in Europe labeled as a "Transnational Day of Action Against Migration Control". Even more important is the fact that this idea emerged from the European Social Forum of May 2006 in Athens, where a special tract was dedicated to the subject.</p><p>Europe is one of the magnets of migrant workers, in particular coming from Africa, but also from Latin America; just like the U.S. is the magnet for millions of workers coming from Latin America, the majority from Mexico with whom the U.S. borders.</p><p>It is imperative that we join forces, that we take the movement for "immigrant rights" away from the hands of capitalist politicians in the U.S.; that the U.S. working class retakes old traditions of the past an honors the example of the Martyrs of Chicago who gave their lives in the struggle for workers rights and the 8-hour work day.</p><p>This meeting should lay foundations for common work amongst workers from all continents.</p> <p>Co-Organized Activity.</p><p>Monday 22 January, 2007. 9:00AM-11:00AM</p><p>Venue: WSF Main Arena.</p><p>And at</p><p>2:00PM-5:00PM (Ecumenical Pavillion)</p> <p>22nd January 2007, 2:00PM-5:00PM at the WSF Main Arena.</p> <p></p><p>Monday 22nd January 2007: 10:00AM-1:00PM at the WSF Main Arena.</p> <p>22nd January 2007, 8:00 am - 10:00 am:</p> <p>Co-Organized Activity</p><p>Monday 22^nd January 2007, 1:00PM-2:30 PM</p> <p> </p><p style="text-align: justify;">El VII Foro Social Mundial representa un espacio para el debate de ideas, formulación de propuestas, intercambio de experiencias y articulación de movimientos sociales, redes, organizaciones no gubernamentales y otras organizaciones sociales que se oponen al neoliberalismo e imperialismo.</p> <p style="text-align: justify;"> </p> <p style="text-align: justify;">Es un espacio que promueve los valores de autodeterminación, autonomía, diversidad, autogestión, horizontalidad, equidad, solidaridad entre pueblos y la paz con justicia y dignidad.</p> <p style="text-align: justify;"> </p>

<p style="text-align: justify;">En sus principios rectores promueve la pluralidad y diversidad de actuación de las entidades y movimientos que quieran participar, abierto a la diversidad de géneros, etnias, culturas, generaciones y capacidades físicas.</p> <p style="text-align: justify;"> </p> <p style="text-align: justify;">En este orden de ideas, Cáritas considera de importancia estratégica la participación y la incidencia de sus miembros en espacios como el Foro Social, para la promoción y fortalecimiento de la articulación ciudadana, la injerencia en la toma de decisiones públicas, para facilitar que la ciudadanía puede articularse en torno a un objetivo común de trabajo y defensa de lo público, conformando un escenario en el que participan ciudadanos que se movilizan al interior de las esferas social, económica, política y cultural.</p> <p style="text-align: justify;"> </p> <p style="text-align: justify;">Cabe destacar la importancia de la Red de Cáritas de América Latina y el Caribe en la participación de este Foro a fin de fortalecer una agenda de trabajo de cara a las dinámicas sociales y las prioridad de los movimientos que permita encarar la especificidad de las Américas con una visión de interacción con el mundo. </p> <p style="text-align: justify;"> </p> Para Cáritas, la región enfrenta el reto de pensarse a sí misma, en un momento atravesado por la búsqueda urgente de salidas a su complejidad, de ahí que considera estratégico discutir y profundizar en el marco del Foro temas como: el papel de los gobiernos, movimientos de lucha, desmilitarización, los derechos humanos, la biodiversidad, la sobrevivencia en el campo, la igualdad, los pueblos indígenas y los migrantes, la discriminación, entre otros. <p style="text-align: justify;"> </p> <p style="text-align: justify;">De esta manera, la red de Cáritas se convierte en un espacio en el contexto del Foro para facilitar debates e interacciones de manera permanente, construyendo alternativas, generando pensamientos, ideas y prácticas para la creación de nuevas iniciativas de incidencia y participación en la región.</p> <p style="text-align: justify;"> </p> <p>Iraq has created a crisis for U.S. imperialism—but the debate on "phased withdrawals" of U.S. troops are intended to repackage the occupation, not end it. This panel discussion by poet and activist Dennis Brutus and antiwar activist and journalist Lee Sustar will look at the dynamics of U.S. imperialism today, its relationship to the neoliberal economic agenda, and the potential for turning opposition to the war in the U.S. into a mass movement. Other antiwar activists in the U.S. are expected to attend and should be confirmed shortly.<br /></p>

<h2>Reproductive and sexual health issues been customarily relegated as women issues thus are not given the importance that thay deserve. It is evident that this issues go beyond medical concerns. indeed one of the most significant developments of the past decade has been the accknowlegment of the complex social, economic and political forces that influence peoples vulnerability to sexual ill-health. In light of this understanding, it is evident that efforts to change individual and group behaviour are unlikely to succesful in improoving sexual health if carried out in isolation. Underlying form of exclusion and inequalities- in particular poverty, gender inequalities, and unequal access to education and health care- also have to be adressed. </h2><h2>Better health is central to human happiness and well-being. It also makes an important contribution to economic progress, as healthy populations live longer, are more productive, and save more.</h2><h2>Many factors influence health status and a country's ability to provide quality health services for its people. Ministries of health are important actors, but so are other government departments, donor organizations, civil society groups and communities themselves. For example: investments in roads can improve access to health services; inflation targets can constrain health spending; and civil service reform can create opportunities - or limits - to hiring more health workers.</h2><h2> </h2><p></p> <p>La utilización de la tecnologia actual para la implantación de una moneda telemática universal que facilite la paz al mundo y la abolición de la moneda anónima</p> <p align="center" style="text-align: center;"><b> Natural Disasters: Vulnerability, Governance &amp; Role of Community</b></p><p align="center" style="text-align: center;"><b>Seminar at WSF-2007 by CASA, India</b><b> </b></p><p><b> </b></p><p><b>Global Context of Natural Disasters</b></p><p style="text-align: justify;">Disasters are as old as human history but the dramatic increase and the damage caused by them in the recent past have become a cause of national and international concern. Over the past decade, the number of natural and manmade disasters has climbed inexorably. From 1994 to 1998, reported disasters average was 428 per year but from 1999 to 2003, this figure went up to an average of 707 disaster events per year showing an increase of about 60 per cent over the previous years. The biggest rise was in countries of low human development, which suffered an increase of 142 per cent.</p><p style="text-align: justify;">The deadliest disasters of the decade (1992 – 2001).

Drought and famine have proved to be the deadliest disasters globally, followed by flood, technological disaster, earthquake, windstorm, extreme temperature and others. Global economic loss related to disaster events average around US $880 billion per year.</p><p style="text-align: justify;"> </p><h4 style="text-align: justify;">Vulnerabilities to Natural Disasters in India </h4><p style="text-align: justify;">The scenario in India is no different from the global context. The super cyclone of Orissa (1999), the Gujarat earthquake (2001) and the Tsunami (2004) affected millions across the country leaving behind a trail of heavy loss of life, property and livelihood. The recent earthquake in Kashmir on October 8, 2005 struck the Kashmiri region of Pakistan and India, causing widespread destruction in India’s western and southern Kashmir and in Pakistan’s occupied Kashmir (PoK) and Northwest Frontier Provinces (NWFP)—an area of 30,000 km. This was the deadliest earthquake in the recent history of the sub-continent, with more than 80,000 fatalities, 200,000 people injured, and more than 4 million people left homeless.</p><p style="text-align: justify;"> </p><p style="text-align: justify;" class="MsoBodyText2">The varied and unique geoclimatic conditions of India make this region vulnerable to natural disasters. Disaster occurrence in India is a frequent and regular phenomenon, which despite of better preparedness and coping mechanism to meet all such contingencies, whereas the social and economic costs caused by natural disasters continue to mount over the years.</p><p style="text-align: justify;" class="MsoBodyText2"><b><i>Most Vulnerable Regions in India</i></b></p><p>- Coastal States particularly in the East Coast and Gujarat are vulnerable to cyclones.<br />- 4 crore hectare land mass is vulnerable to floods.<br />- 68 per cent of net sown area is vulnerable to drought.<br />- 55 per cent of total area is in Seismic Zones III - V,

and vulnerable to earthquakes.<br />- Sub- Himalayan/ Western Ghat is vulnerable to landslides.</p><p>- Coastal states in southern, eastern and western part are vulnerable to Tsunami.</p><p style="text-align: justify;"> </p><p style="text-align: justify;">While studying about the impact we need to be aware of potential hazards, how, when and where they are likely to occur, and the problems which may result of an event. In India, 59 per cent of the land mass is susceptible to seismic hazard; 5 per cent of the total geographical area is prone to floods; 8 per cent of the total landmass is prone to cyclones; 70 per cent of the total cultivable area is vulnerable to drought. Apart from this the hilly regions are vulnerable to avalanches/ landslides/hailstorms/cloudbursts. Apart from the natural hazards, we need to know about the other manmade hazards which are frequent and cause huge damage to life and property. It is therefore important that we are aware of how to cope with their effects.</p><p style="textalign: justify;">The extent to which a population is affected by a calamity does not purely lie in the physical components of vulnerability, but is contextual also to the prevailing social and economic conditions and it’s consequential effect on human activities within a given society.

Research in areas affected by earthquakes indicates that single parent families, women, handicapped people, children and the aged are particularly vulnerable social groups. The geophysical setting with unplanned and inadequate developmental activity is a cause for increased losses during disasters. In the case of India, the contribution of over-population to high population density, which in turn results in escalating losses, deserves to be noted. This factor sometimes tends to be as important as physical vulnerability attributed to geography and infrastructure alone.</p><p style="text-align: justify;">In such kind of Disaster prone topography of this country, it is a big challenge to formulate and implement proper and effective disaster mitigation planning &amp; mechanism. Disaster management strategy should include the followings as fore areas to be worked effectively upon-</p><p style="textalign: justify;">· Immediate response to disaster (Relief Operations to reduce the vulnerability)</p><p style="text-align: justify;">· Rehabilitation (for bringing affected people’s life back to normalcy)</p><p style="text-align: justify;">· Integration of Disaster Management with long term Development Plans </p><p style="text-align: justify;"> </p><p style="text-align: justify;">In disaster management, it is essential to involve community in disaster preparedness in terms of making them skilled and informed on coping and rescuing tasks so that casualties and heavy damage to property can be checked.</p><p style="textalign: justify;"> </p><p style="text-align: justify;">We have seen the huge loss to life, property and infrastructure a disaster can cause but let us understand what is <b>vulnerability</b>, what do we understand by <b>risks</b>, what is <b>capacity </b>and what do we mean by <b>preparedness</b>? </p><p style="text-align: justify;"> </p><p style="text-align: justify;"><b>What is vulnerability ?</b></p><p style="text-align: justify;">Vulnerability may be defined as “The extent to which a community, structure, services or geographic area is likely to be damaged or disrupted by the impact of particular hazard, on account of their nature, construction and proximity to hazardous terrains or a disaster prone area.”</p><p style="textalign: justify;">Vulnerabilities can be categorized into physical and socio-economic vulnerability. </p><p style="text-align: justify;"><b><i>Physical Vulnerability</i></b>: It includes notions of who and what may be damaged or destroyed by natural hazard such as earthquakes or floods. It is based on the physical condition of people and elements at risk, such as buildings, infrastructure etc; and their proximity, location and nature of the hazard. It also relates to the technical capability of building and structures to resist the forces acting upon them during a hazard event. Unchecked growth of settlements in unsafe areas exposes the people to the hazard. </p><p style="text-align: justify;"><b><i>Socio-economic Vulnerability</i></b>: The degree to which a population is affected by a hazard will not merely lie in the physical components of vulnerability but also on the socioeconomic conditions. The socio-economic condition of the people also determines the intensity of the impact. For example, people who are poor and living in the sea coast don’t have the money to construct strong concrete houses. They are generally at risk and loose their shelters when ever there is

strong wind or cyclone. Because of their poverty, they too are not able to rebuild their houses.</p><p style="text-align: justify;"> </p><p style="text-align: justify;"><b>What is risk?</b></p><p style="text-align: justify;">Risk is a “measure of the expected losses due to a hazard event occurring in a given area over a specific time period. Risk is a function of the probability of particular hazardous event and the losses each would cause.” The level of risk depends upon:</p><p style="text-align: justify;">1. Nature of the hazard</p><p style="textalign: justify;">2. Vulnerability of the elements which are affected</p><p style="text-align: justify;">3. Economic value of those elements</p><p style="text-align: justify;">A community/locality is said to be at ‘risk’ when it is exposed to hazards and is likely to be adversely affected by its impact. Whenever we discuss ‘disaster management’ it is basically ‘disaster risk management’. </p><p style="text-align: justify;"><b> </b></p><p style="textalign: justify;"><b>What is capacity?</b></p><p style="text-align: justify;">Capacity can be defined as “resources, means and strengths which exist in households and communities and which enable them to cope with, withstand, prepare for, prevent, mitigate or quickly recover from a disaster”. People’s capacity can also be taken into account. Capacities could be:</p><p style="text-align: justify;"><b><i>Physical Capacity</i></b>: People whose houses have been destroyed by the cyclone or crops have been destroyed by the flood can salvage things from their homes and from their farms. Some family members have skills, which enable them to find employment if they migrate, either temporarily or permanently.</p><p style="text-align: justify;"><b><i>Socio-economic Capacity</i></b>: In most of the disasters, people suffer their greatest losses in the physical and material realm. Rich people are seldom hit by disasters because they live in safe areas and their houses are built with stronger materials. However, even when everything is destroyed they have the capacity to cope up with it. Hazards are always prevalent, but the hazard becomes a disaster only when there is greater vulnerability and less of capacity to cope with it. In other words the frequency or likelihood of a hazard and the vulnerability of the community increases the risk of being severely affected.</p><p style="text-align: justify;"> </p><p style="text-align: justify;"><b>What is Disaster Risk Management?</b></p><p style="text-align: justify;">Disaster Risk Management is systematic management of administrative decisions, organization, operational skills and capacities to implement policies, strategies and coping capacities of the society and communities to lessen the impacts of natural hazards and related environmental and technological disasters. This comprises all forms of activities, including structural and non-structural measures to avoid (prevention) or to limit (mitigation and preparedness) adverse effects of hazards.</p><p style="text-align: justify;"><b><i> </i></b></p><p style="text-align: justify;"><b><i> </i></b></p><p style="text-align: justify;"><b><i> </i></b></p><p style="textalign: justify;"><b><i>Disaster Risk Management can take place in the following ways:</i></b></p><p style="text-align: justify;"><b><i>1. Preparedness</i></b></p><p style="text-align: justify;">This protective process embraces measures which enable governments, communities and individuals to respond rapidly to disaster situations to cope with them effectively. Preparedness includes the formulation of viable emergency plans, the development of warning systems, the maintenance of inventories and the training of personnel. It may also embrace search and rescue measures as well as evacuation plans for</p><p style="text-align: justify;">areas that may be at risk from a recurring disaster.

Preparedness therefore encompasses those measures taken before a disaster event which are aimed at minimising loss of life, disruption of critical services, and damage when the disaster occurs.</p><p style="text-align: justify;"><b><i>2. Mitigation</i></b></p><p style="text-align: justify;">Mitigation embraces measures taken to reduce both the effect of the hazard and the vulnerable conditions to it in order to reduce the scale of a future disaster. Therefore mitigation activities can be focused on the hazard itself or the elements exposed to the threat.

Examples of mitigation measures which are hazard specific include water management in drought prone areas, relocating people away from the hazard prone areas and by strengthening structures to reduce damage when a hazard occurs. </p><p style="text-align:

justify;">In addition to these physical measures, mitigation should also aim at reducing the economic and social vulnerabilities of potential disasters.</p><p style="text-align: justify;"> </p><p><b>Community Based Disaster Preparedness (CBDP)</b></p><p style="textalign: justify;">Communities are at the frontline of disasters. Over the last two decades it has become apparent that top-down approaches to disaster risk management alone fail to address the specific local needs of vulnerable communities, often ignoring the local capacities and resources. At times this approach further increases the vulnerability of the community. In response to the limitations of this top-down methodology, the community-based disaster management emerged as an alternative approach, during the decades of 1980s and 1990s.

This has resulted in developing mechanism to mitigate disaster at grassroots through participation of community. It is important to realize that during an emergency, the communities are the first responders. In order to get the communities involved in risk management it is critical to convince them of the importance of preparedness, mitigation and prevention. </p><p style="text-align: justify;">The main objective of CBDP is to reduce vulnerability of the concerned community and strengthen its existing capacity to cope-up with disasters. CBDP is based on an approach where community participation &amp; ownership in disaster risk reduction are key factors in reducing vulnerabilities of people &amp; minimizing the losses.</p><p style="text-align: justify;"><b> </b></p><p style="text-align: justify;"><b>Disaster Management System in India: Existing Framework</b></p><p style="text-align: justify;">In India, the basic responsibility for undertaking rescue, relief and rehabilitation measures in the event of a disaster is that of the State Government concerned.

The Central Government supplements the efforts of State Governments by providing financial and logistic support in case of major disasters. At the State level, response, relief and rehabilitation are handled by Departments of Relief &amp; Rehabilitation. The State Crisis Management Committee is set up under the Chairmanship of Chief Secretary who is the highest executive functionary in the State. All the concerned departments and organizations of the State and Central Government Departments located in the State are represented in this Committee. This Committee reviews the action taken for response and relief and gives guidelines/directions as necessary.</p><p style="text-align: justify;"><b><i>National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA):</i></b> A structure which is an integral part of the Government and, therefore, will work with the full authority of the Government while, at the same time, retaining the flexibility of a field organization. Whenever a disaster will strike, the Authority will coordinate disaster management activities.</p><p style="text-align: justify;"><b><i>National Institute of Disaster Management (NIDM): </i></b>A premier national organization working for human resource development at national level in the area of disaster mitigation and management. The NIDM came into existence since October 16, 2003 by a Government of India order upgrading the National Centre for Disaster Management (NCDM), which was located at Indian Institute of Public Administration, New Delhi.</p><p style="textalign: justify;"><b><i>A Govt. of Indiaâ&#x20AC;&#x201C;NGO (Non-Governmental Organization) Disaster Preparation and Response Committee</i></b> has been also constituted under the Ministry of Home Affairs which is being coordinated by CARE India and the members of this committee are: </p><p style="text-align: justify;">-1- World Vision of India -2- SOS Children's Village India -3- Ramakrishna Mission -4- Plan international -5- OXFAM India Trust -6- Lutheran World Service India -7- Red Cross -8- Catholic Relief Services -9- CASA -10- CARITAS India -11Voluntary Health association Of India -12- Action Aid -13- Action for Food Production-AFPRO 14- Indo-German Social Services Society</p><p style="text-align: justify;"> </p><p style="textalign: justify;">The Non-Governmental Organizations primarily including the above mentioned ones, have greatly contributed in the disaster mitigation and management in and outside the country. Even the Private Companies and Corporate Houses are taking up their social responsibilities through several initiatives including Disaster Management. The role of NGOs, CSOs and CBOs in disaster management has been redefined in recent times and a new model for partnerships between Public, Private and Government bodies has evolved out as a learning

from past experiences.</p><h1 style="text-align: justify;"><strong> </strong></h1><p style="text-align: justify;"><strong>CASA: Disaster Response through Mitigation &amp; CBDP</strong></p><p style="text-align: justify;">CASA’s response to emergencies and disasters has continued since 1947. In recent time, CASA has responded to Kashmir earthquake relief work and in 2004, tsunami relief work in southern states of India including long term rehabilitation programme in islands of Andaman. Apart from these, CASA has responded to all major disasters in country whether it was an event of earthquake in Uttar Kashi, Gujarat and Latur, cyclones in Andhra Pradesh and Orissa, floods in West Bengal or other major emergencies in different parts of country. The numerous emergency interventions have helped CASA in assimilating rich experience &amp; knowledge in field of disaster mitigation &amp; management. CASA has developed a long-term perspective to disaster response and mitigation by establishing linkages between relief, rehabilitation and development. </p><p style="text-align: justify;"> </p><p style="text-align: justify;">Over the years, CASA has realized that an investment for community preparedness in disaster mitigation is an investment in development needs. It is an investment towards reduction of vulnerability &amp; poverty of disadvantaged communities. Any development initiative should be planned in a positive direction where sustainability of environment, respect for traditional knowledge &amp; wisdom is ensured for betterment of entire human race. An irrational &amp; selfish development policy can lead to disasters which can waive out all the development efforts taken up in decades of time in few seconds. </p><p style="text-align: justify;"> </p><p style="text-align: justify;">The State’s machinery is very crucial in disaster mitigation but role of community in occurrence of disaster cannot be denied because in case of disaster (when first 72 hours are considered as crucial for saving lives), community is the first responder to the event. The percentage of loss of life could be significantly reduced only if local people are all prepared to take up immediate relief and rescue work by their own. With the changing nature and the increasing intensity of the impacts of disaster, community efforts need to be particularly supported. This becomes important in view of the fact that there are a number of barriers to the full realization of community efforts i.e. lack of resources, non-availability of timely information, inadequate technology, lack of capacity in community organizations, difficulties in negotiating with governments and other agencies. Therefore<b>, </b>CASA believes that<b> </b>an effective disaster mitigation strategy should aim at removing these barriers to facilitate the full potential of community efforts by recognizing their resourcefulness, identifying the gaps in community coping methods, and providing support with the required skills, infrastructure and appropriate financial and human resource in strengthening community organizations and traditional coping mechanism. </p><p style="textalign: justify;"> </p><p style="text-align: justify;">Community Based Disaster Preparedness (CBDP) has been integrated with all disaster mitigation programmes of CASA. Focus of CBDP intervention includes enhancement of capacity of local institutions like Gram Panchayats &amp; community based organizations, training of Disaster Mitigation Task Force (DMTF) &amp; local groups, creation of locally mobilized emergency funds, lobbying &amp; advocacy for state disaster policies.</p><p style="text-align: justify;"><b> </b></p><p style="text-align: justify;"><b>Seminar on Natural Disaster: Vulnerability, Governance &amp; Role of Community</b></p><p style="text-align: justify;">It is absolutely imperative that careful planning should be done to save us from different man made and natural disasters. It is widely accepted that disaster can be managed effectively through close cooperation of various government, non-government agencies and community.</p><p style="text-align: justify;">A seminar is being organized by Church’s Auxiliary for Social Action (CASA), New Delhi to bring all stakeholders together at the WSF-2007 to participate in discussion on the governmentcitizen’s partnership for disaster management as long-term development strategy. It will include discussion on the following issues:</p><p style="text-align: justify;">• People-centered policy on disaster mitigation and management.</p><p style="text-align: justify;">• Effectiveness of existing infrastructure and equipments in context of preparedness and

disaster response.</p><p style="text-align: justify;">• Need to integrate the development plan with disaster mitigation plan.</p><p style="text-align: justify;">• Collaborative form of partnerships of all stakeholders for disaster management plan.</p><p style="text-align: justify;"> </p><p style="text-align: justify;">CASA will organize the proposed seminar in event of forthcoming WSF2007 at Nairobi on the 22nd January 2007. The seminar will be attended by policy makers, senior governance functionaries, representatives from panchayats, CBOs, representatives from voluntary organizations, media, academician and practitioners from different parts of the country.</p><p style="text-align: justify;"> </p><p style="text-align: justify;">Duration of Seminar: will be three hours of which 1 hour will be for presentations from the Experts and 1 hour will be for addressing queries from the audience &amp; the rest will be for summing up and other formalities. </p><p></p> <p>La mayoría de países que han sufrido la colonización por parte de los estados llamados del norte, han podido seguir un proceso de descolonización de los territorios. Pero aun subsiste, en gran parte, la colonización lingüística, cultural y en definitiva, de las identidades que definen propiamente los pueblos. Es necesaria la descolonización y que, en este sentido, reciba un impulso por parte de todos los actores que han hecho una apuesta en la liberación de los pueblos y para la cooperación para que este hecho sea posible. ¿Como podríamos contruir un discurso que haga avanzar la toma de consciencia sobre este tema?<br /></p> <p>Neoliberal transformations in european education systems and struggles against commodification of education.Analysis of the education system in several european countries.

Our struggles against commodification of education, casualization of workers, precarization of knowledge. Networking experiences and proposals.<br /></p> <p>The audiovisual teaching is a resource for about 70 projects and NGO's all over Brazil and the great challenge has been building perspectives of real use for those skills beyond those demanded by the employers. This Q&amp;A aims at presenting some inciatives that have been reaching remarkable results with democratic pedagogical approaches.</p><p>A formação audiovisual vem sendo utilizada como recurso em cerca de 70 projetos e ONGs em todo Brasil, e o grande desafio têm sido criar perspectivas de aplicação do conhecimento para além da inserção no mercado profissional. Esse debate visa apresentar algumas iniciativas que vêm obtendo resultados relevantes a partir de abordagens de tendência pedagógica democrática.</p> <p>For centuries, Northern countries have furthered their development by pillaging Southern countries. A development that is unsustainable because it is responsible for the growing problem of pollution - a root cause of climate change and huge "natural" disasters. The debt, already repaid several times over, is an instrument used by Northern countries to force Southern countries to apply policies that are favourable to the North. People in the South are entitled to reparation for all the wrongs inflicted on them and can legitimately say, "We are the creditors!".</p> <p>This book, written by Eric Toussaint, a doctor in political science and president of CADTM Belgium, looks closely at what goes on behind the scenes in the world of geopolitics and international finance. Contrary to popular belief, the mission of the World Bank is not to reduce poverty. Instead of fighting it, the World Bank and the IMF reproduce poverty by serving as instruments for the subordination of indebted countries to the interests of the most industrialized countries.</p> <p>THE FILM &quot;THREE BLOOD BROTHERS&quot; IS 103 MINUTES LONG, FIRST SHOWN ON SEPTEMBER 25, 2006, IN THE RIO FESTIVAL, MOSTRA RETRATOS, IN ODEON CINE, DIRECTED BY ANGELA PATRICIA REINIGER.</p> <p>Séminaire ouvert aux organisations syndicales africaines, aux ONGs, mouvements populaires et associations de consommateurs.<br /></p>

<p>Procurar cruzar as experiências de acampamentos de juventude que aconteceram a partir de janeiro de 2001 no âmbito do processo de Fóruns Sociais. Reconhecer as dificuldades de maior ação e participação dos segmentos que organizam os acampamentos dentro Conselho Internacional do Fórum. Como mudar esta realidade? Reestabelecer os contatos destas organizações que atuaram na organização dos acampamentos pelo mundo para formar uma rede e construir um blog consolidando um espaço virtual de acesso as informações dos processos dos acampamentos, banco de contatos e experiências de cada acampamento. <br />Apresentação de filmes sobre os acampamentos.<br />Apresentação de experiências e práticas que tiveram continuidade após os acampamentos e que foram conseqüencia destes.<br /></p> <br /><p>Taller sobre la situación actual y las perspectivas de futuro del Sáhara Occidental:<br />1) Ocupación marroquí y resistencia civil saharaui:</p><p>Origen y desarrollo del conflicto.

Papel de España, de la Unión Europea, Uniión Africana y la ONU ante la ocupación marroquí. <br /></p><p>Resistencia civil en los territiorios ocupados. Balance de un año y medio de intifada. <br /></p><p>Informes y testimonios sobre la violación sistemática de los derechos fundamentales en los territorios ocupados. <br /></p><p>El muro de la vergüenza. Minas y <br /></p><p>2) Explotación de recursos naturales por Marruecos y multinacionales colaboracionistas; pesca, fosfatos, hidrocarburos. Expolio y destrucción del patrimonio cultural. Situación actual y perspectivas de trabajo para los movimientos sociales.<br /></p><p>3) Exilio y refugio: logros y retos de un estado en el exilio.</p><p>Organización de la población saharaui refugiada. Las instituciones saharauis. <br /></p><p>Movimientos sociales saharauis: juventud, mujeres, derechos humanos, sindicatos...</p><p>La ayuda internacional.

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Grassroots activists from Kenya -- both women and men -- lead an examination of the state of gender relations and gender rights at the community level in Africa. What does it mean to promote gender equality and understanding at the most local level? How does doing so tie into national, continental, and global agendas? How can groups work more effectively together to support efforts to secure gender rights at all levels? How can women's role be accorded greater respect and integrated into community's self-understanding and priorities?

This session responds to the Daughters of Mumbi Global Resource Center's commitment to "honoring women's roles in anchoring family &amp; community and linking to our respective diverse cultural roots."

<p>The seminar on social protection will involve the following organsiations, EPRI, Social Alert, Uganda Workers Education Association, INCLS and MCTU.</p>

<p>Decent Work seminar on human rights, social justice, violence and trade unions in Colombia</p>

<p>Trade Union leaders from Brazil will talk about Trade Unions, labour relations and their expectation regarding the second term of Lula as president of Brazil</p>

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by DIEESE to make diagnosis and proposals to deal with problems related to labor market and inequality. This methodology aim to identify actions to solve them.</p><p style="text-align: justify;"> </p><p style="text-align: justify;"> This diagnosis are made with participation of several social actors and intend to support the implementation and monitoring the public policies related to employment and income.</p><p style="text-align: justify;"> </p><p style="text-align: justify;">In this activity, DIEESE will present the methodology and all the cases related to its implementation, through the several Observatories. </p><p></p> <p>Presentation of the components of the low-cost chain : laptops like $100; low-cost destop PCs, affordable triple play ground equipment for satellite communication and satellite providers of bandwidth communication facilities. Indication of education through ICT in schools -primary and secondary- through new didactical processes: learning how to learn.

Satellite communication opens the window to the world via the Internet, enabling the inclusion in an accelerating world society. Enumerating the challenges to cope with, explaining the necessary motivation of the stakeholders -the parents and the teachers- of the acceptance process, garantuee a successful implementation. <br /></p>

<b><p align="justify">INTRODUCCION</p><p align="justify"></p><p align="justify"></p><p align="justify"></p><p align="justify"></p>, incorpora tanto el derecho a conocer las circunstancias en que ocurrió la desaparición, la individualización de todos los partícipes en el delito, como el derecho a conocer la suerte de la persona desaparecida. Este último aspecto es muy importante y debe contemplar el derecho a recibir información sobre la búsqueda.

Además, debe incorporar los mecanismos para que en caso de ser hallada con vida la persona, sea rescatada y puesta a salvo o, en caso de encontrarse sin vida, sus restos sean entregados a los familiares para la realización de los ritos que correspondan a su cultura y sus creencias.

Para la dignificación de la memoria, resulta especialmente relevante que se conozcan públicamente los hechos y las circunstancias de modo, tiempo y lugar en que la persona fue desaparecida, es decir, que se sepa quién o quiénes lo hicieron, por qué lo hicieron y cómo lo hicieron. incluye tanto las medidas de restitución o restablecimiento del derecho o de los derechos conculcados, como las medidas de satisfacción, rehabilitación y garantías de no repetición que deben contemplarse respecto a todas las violaciones a los derechos humanos.

Además, en el caso de las personas desaparecidas cobra una especial importancia la restitución de su memoria, la rehabilitación moral y ética de la víctima y de sus familiares, no sólo ante las autoridades, sino también ante la sociedad, a fin de despejar todas las sospechas en cuanto a los motivos de la desaparición. En este sentido, la Convención afirma que <i>"El derecho a obtener reparación (...) comprende (...): (...) la satisfacción; incluso el restablecimiento de la dignidad y de la reputación".</i><p align="justify"></p><p align="justify"></p></b><p align="justify"></p><p align="justify">El fenómeno de las desapariciones forzadas constituye una violación de los derechos humanos y un crimen de lesa humanidad, que afecta profunda y duraderamente las sociedades que conocen una situación de conflicto armado interno. La desaparición forzada está basada en una doble negación de los derechos fundamentales: la negación de los derechos a la libertad y a la vida de la persona desaparecida (víctima directa) y, la negación de los derechos a la verdad, la justicia y la reparación de los familiares de la persona desaparecida (víctimas indirectas). En muchos casos, los casos de desaparición forzada quedan impunes. </p><p align="justify"></p><p align="justify">Queremos aprovechar el espacio del Foro Social Mundial 2007 en Nairobi (Kenya) para tratar este tema, basando nuestra reflexión en la presentación de varios contextos nacionales (incluyendo Colombia, Guatemala, Perú y algunos países de África y de Asia) y, abrir una reflexión intercontinental sobre los factores de la desaparición forzada, los mecanismos cautelares existentes a nivel nacional e internacional y, las modalidades de defensa de los derechos de las víctimas a la verdad, justicia y reparación. Es en esta dinámica que Secours Catholique – Caritas France, en relación con sus co-partes de América latina y todas las personas y organizaciones interesadas por el tema de las desapariciones forzadas en el mundo, propone organizar un seminario sobre este tema. </p><p align="justify"></p><b><p align="justify">PROBLEMATICA</p></b><p align="justify"></p><ul><b><p align="justify"></p><li>Definición de la desaparición forzada</li><p></p></b></ul><p align="justify"></p><p align="justify">La desaparición forzada es un fenómeno que nace de la detención de una o varias personas civiles, por unos actores armados participando en un conflicto interno o internacional. Esta persona desaparece sin que su familia sea informada de los motivos de la desaparición, ni de la suerte de la persona desaparecida. Hoy, está extendida la noción de que, practicada de manera sistemática o masiva, la desaparición forzada constituye un crimen de lesa humanidad. La Convención adoptada por el Consejo de Derechos Humanos de las Naciones Unidas en Junio de 2006, reitera este criterio:<i> "La práctica generalizada o sistemática de la desaparición forzada constituye un crimen de lesa humanidad tal como está definido en el derecho internacional aplicable y entraña las consecuencias previstas por el derecho internacional aplicable" (Art.5).</i></p><p align="justify"></p><ul><b><p align="justify"></p><li>Los factores de la desaparición forzada</li><p></p></b></ul><p align="justify"></p><p align="justify">El fenómeno de las desapariciones forzadas sucede en contextos de conflicto armado interno (interno e

internacional). La práctica de las desapariciones forzadas se inscribe en el marco de una guerra que combina varias violaciones de los derechos humanos. Tiende a generar un sentimiento de terror en la población, para facilitar el control de los territorios y de sus riquezas por parte de los actores armados, que buscan financiar su guerra. En algunos casos, las personas desaparecidas de manera individual son personas influyentes (líderes comunitarios, sindicalistas, defensores de los derechos humanos, opositores políticos…), cuya desaparición pretende aumentar la vulnerabilidad de su grupo de pertenencia (organizaciones sociales, sindicatos, partidos políticos…). Por otro lado, las desapariciones forzadas pueden ser colectivas, en el caso de las masacres, que se inscriben dentro de una táctica de temor hacia las comunidades para controlar su territorio.</p><p align="justify"></p><p align="justify"> </p><p align="justify"> </p><p align="justify"> </p><ul><b><p align="justify"></p><li>Las consecuencias de la desaparición forzada</li><p></p></b></ul><p align="justify"></p><p align="justify">La desaparición forzada constituye una violación de los derechos de las víctimas (sean directas o indirectas) a la verdad, la justicia y la reparación.

Despojados del derecho a saber lo que sucedió a la persona desaparecida, o de la posibilidad de acceder en condiciones de seguridad a las fosas donde están enterrados sus restos, los familiares de las personas desaparecidas no pueden emprender un proceso de duelo, en el respeto de sus valores culturales o de sus creencias religiosas. Además, las desapariciones forzadas tienen efectos destructores a nivel social. En efecto, las comunidades afectadas por la desaparición de uno a varios de sus dirigentes tienden a desintegrarse y, difícilmente están en capacidad de organizarse para resistir a las pretensiones territoriales de los actores armados. </p><p align="justify"></p><ul><b><p align="justify"></p><li>Los derechos de las víctimas</li><p></p></b></ul><p align="justify"></p><p align="justify">En el caso de las desapariciones forzadas, los derechos de las víctimas tienen unos contenidos específicos, a saber:</p><p align="justify"></p><b><p align="justify">El derecho a la verdad</p></b>, incorpora tanto el derecho a conocer las circunstancias en que ocurrió la desaparición, la individualización de todos los partícipes en el delito, como el derecho a conocer la suerte de la persona desaparecida. Este último aspecto es muy importante y debe contemplar el derecho a recibir información sobre la búsqueda. Además, debe incorporar los mecanismos para que en caso de ser hallada con vida la persona, sea rescatada y puesta a salvo o, en caso de encontrarse sin vida, sus restos sean entregados a los familiares para la realización de los ritos que correspondan a su cultura y sus creencias. Para la dignificación de la memoria, resulta especialmente relevante que se conozcan públicamente los hechos y las circunstancias de modo, tiempo y lugar en que la persona fue desaparecida, es decir, que se sepa quién o quiénes lo hicieron, por qué lo hicieron y cómo lo hicieron. <p align="justify"></p><b><p align="justify">La satisfacción del derecho a la justicia y la reparación</p></b>incluye tanto las medidas de restitución o restablecimiento del derecho o de los derechos conculcados, como las medidas de satisfacción, rehabilitación y garantías de no repetición que deben contemplarse respecto a todas las violaciones a los derechos humanos. Además, en el caso de las personas desaparecidas cobra una especial importancia la restitución de su memoria, la rehabilitación moral y ética de la víctima y de sus familiares, no sólo ante las autoridades, sino también ante la sociedad, a fin de despejar todas las sospechas en cuanto a los motivos de la desaparición. En este sentido, la Convención afirma que <i>"El derecho a obtener reparación (...) comprende (...): (...) la satisfacción; incluso el restablecimiento de la dignidad y de la reputación".</i><p align="justify"></p><ul><b><p align="justify"></p><li>La lucha contra la impunidad de los victimarios</li><p></p></b></ul><p align="justify"></p><p align="justify">Muchos de los casos de desapariciones forzadas quedan impunes. Ello se debe tanto al débil compromiso de los entes estatales en cuanto a la satisfacción de los derechos de las víctimas, como al temor de las familias de los desaparecidos que, por ser amenazadas por los victimarios de sus seres queridos, raramente se atreven a denunciar los hechos sucedidos ante las instancias judiciales. Además, en la medida en que la desaparición forzada es un crimen de Estado, realizado para atacar o silenciar a los opositores y disidentes sociales y

políticos, o para ocultar crímenes cometidos por agentes del Estado y en cuya realización pueden participar directamente agentes del Estado o particulares que actúan con su aquiescencia o complicidad, las instancias judiciales enfrentan resistencias fuertes de parte de los entes estatales, en su labor de investigación y esclarecimiento de los hechos. </p><p align="justify"></p><p align="justify">Paradójicamente, otros factores contribuyen a la impunidad de los crímenes de desaparición forzada. Si bien es cierto que la sola expedición de una sentencia por parte de la Corte Interamericana de Derechos Humanos, en cuanto establece los hechos probados y las responsabilidades estatales, "<i>constituye per se una forma de reparación</i>", puede igualmente tener efectos nocivos sobre la posibilidad real de materializar la justicia. En efecto, en la mayoría de los casos, las sentencias de los cortes internacionales son rendidas una década o más, después de que desaparecieron a una persona. En consecuencia, casi siempre resulta imposible esclarecerlos totalmente, individualizar a todos los autores y partícipes para llevarlos ante los jueces y proceder a su juzgamiento y su sanción proporcional. Ello significa que estos órdenes judiciales resultan ineficaces para restablecer el derecho a la justicia de las víctimas y sus familiares por extemporáneas. Por lo tanto, es conveniente pensar en medidas urgente, cautelares, que desde el comienzo prevengan la impunidad que rodea la mayoría de los casos de desaparición.</p><p align="justify"></p><ul><b><p align="justify"></p><li>La movilización de la sociedad civil y de la comunidad internacional</li><p></p></b></ul><p align="justify"></p><p align="justify">Las familias de las personas desparecidas han desarrollado una fuerte movilización, pidiendo el respeto de los derechos de las víctimas a la verdad, la justicia y la reparación, y a fin de luchar contra la impunidad de los victimarios.

Crearon varias asociaciones de familiares de desaparecidos, cuya movilización ante las instancias gubernamentales e internacionales favoreció la creación en 1980 de un Grupo de Trabajo de las Naciones Unidas sobre las desapariciones forzadas o involuntarias de las personas. La labor de este grupo permitió la adopción, por la Asamblea General de las Naciones Unidas en 1992, de la Declaración para la protección de todas las personas contra las desapariciones forzadas, pues la aprobación en 2006, por el Consejo de Derechos Humanos de las Naciones Unidas, de la <b>Convención internacional para la protección de todas las personas contra las desapariciones forzadas</b>. Esta convención reconoce la obligación estatal de prohibir y penalizar esta práctica, denuncia los mecanismos de impunidad y establece unos mecanismos de prevención. </p><p align="justify"></p><p>El principal reto es de incidir para que esta convención sea ratificada y aplicada por los Estados nacionales, que se luche desde las instancias judiciales y estatales contra la impunidad a la que seguramente se condenarán los casos de desaparición forzada si las investigaciones no se conducen con arreglo a las normas de independencia, imparcialidad y minuciosidad y, que así sea restablecida la dignidad de las personas desaparecidas y de sus familias. </p>

<b><p align="justify">INTRODUCCION</p><p align="justify"></p><p align="justify"></p><p align="justify"></p><p align="justify"></p>, incorpora tanto el derecho a conocer las circunstancias en que ocurrió la desaparición, la individualización de todos los partícipes en el delito, como el derecho a conocer la suerte de la persona desaparecida. Este último aspecto es muy importante y debe contemplar el derecho a recibir información sobre la búsqueda.

Además, debe incorporar los mecanismos para que en caso de ser hallada con vida la persona, sea rescatada y puesta a salvo o, en caso de encontrarse sin vida, sus restos sean entregados a los familiares para la realización de los ritos que correspondan a su cultura y sus creencias.

Para la dignificación de la memoria, resulta especialmente relevante que se conozcan públicamente los hechos y las circunstancias de modo, tiempo y lugar en que la persona fue desaparecida, es decir, que se sepa quién o quiénes lo hicieron, por qué lo hicieron y cómo lo hicieron. incluye tanto las medidas de restitución o restablecimiento del derecho o de los derechos conculcados, como las medidas de satisfacción, rehabilitación y garantías de no repetición que deben contemplarse respecto a todas las violaciones a los derechos humanos.

Además, en el caso de las personas desaparecidas cobra una especial importancia la restitución de su memoria, la rehabilitación moral y ética de la víctima y de sus familiares, no sólo ante las autoridades, sino también ante la sociedad, a fin de despejar todas las sospechas en cuanto a los motivos de la desaparición. En este sentido, la Convención afirma que <i>"El derecho a obtener reparación (...) comprende (...): (...) la satisfacción; incluso el restablecimiento de la dignidad y de la reputación".</i><p align="justify"></p><p align="justify"></p></b><p align="justify"></p><p align="justify">El fenómeno de las desapariciones forzadas constituye una violación de los derechos humanos y un crimen de lesa humanidad, que afecta profunda y duraderamente las sociedades que conocen una situación de conflicto armado interno. La desaparición forzada está basada en una doble negación de los derechos fundamentales: la negación de los derechos a la libertad y a la vida de la persona desaparecida (víctima directa) y, la negación de los derechos a la verdad, la justicia y la reparación de los familiares de la persona desaparecida (víctimas indirectas). En muchos casos, los casos de desaparición forzada quedan impunes. </p><p align="justify"></p><p align="justify">Queremos aprovechar el espacio del Foro Social Mundial 2007 en Nairobi (Kenya) para tratar este tema, basando nuestra reflexión en la presentación de varios contextos nacionales (incluyendo Colombia, Guatemala, Perú y algunos países de África y de Asia) y, abrir una reflexión intercontinental sobre los factores de la desaparición forzada, los mecanismos cautelares existentes a nivel nacional e internacional y, las modalidades de defensa de los derechos de las víctimas a la verdad, justicia y reparación. Es en esta dinámica que Secours Catholique – Caritas France, en relación con sus co-partes de América latina y todas las personas y organizaciones interesadas por el tema de las desapariciones forzadas en el mundo, propone organizar un seminario sobre este tema. </p><p align="justify"></p><b><p align="justify">PROBLEMATICA</p></b><p align="justify"></p><ul><b><p align="justify"></p><li>Definición de la desaparición forzada</li><p></p></b></ul><p align="justify"></p><p align="justify">La desaparición forzada es un fenómeno que nace de la detención de una o varias personas civiles, por unos actores armados participando en un conflicto interno o internacional. Esta persona desaparece sin que su familia sea informada de los motivos de la desaparición, ni de la suerte de la persona desaparecida. Hoy, está extendida la noción de que, practicada de manera sistemática o masiva, la desaparición forzada constituye un crimen de lesa humanidad. La Convención adoptada por el Consejo de Derechos Humanos de las Naciones Unidas en Junio de 2006, reitera este criterio:<i> "La práctica generalizada o sistemática de la desaparición forzada constituye un crimen de lesa humanidad tal como está definido en el derecho internacional aplicable y entraña las consecuencias previstas por el derecho internacional aplicable" (Art.5).</i></p><p align="justify"></p><ul><b><p align="justify"></p><li>Los factores de la desaparición forzada</li><p></p></b></ul><p align="justify"></p><p align="justify">El fenómeno de las desapariciones forzadas sucede en contextos de conflicto armado interno (interno e

internacional). La práctica de las desapariciones forzadas se inscribe en el marco de una guerra que combina varias violaciones de los derechos humanos. Tiende a generar un sentimiento de terror en la población, para facilitar el control de los territorios y de sus riquezas por parte de los actores armados, que buscan financiar su guerra. En algunos casos, las personas desaparecidas de manera individual son personas influyentes (líderes comunitarios, sindicalistas, defensores de los derechos humanos, opositores políticos…), cuya desaparición pretende aumentar la vulnerabilidad de su grupo de pertenencia (organizaciones sociales, sindicatos, partidos políticos…). Por otro lado, las desapariciones forzadas pueden ser colectivas, en el caso de las masacres, que se inscriben dentro de una táctica de temor hacia las comunidades para controlar su territorio.</p><p align="justify"></p><p align="justify"> </p><p align="justify"> </p><p align="justify"> </p><ul><b><p align="justify"></p><li>Las consecuencias de la desaparición forzada</li><p></p></b></ul><p align="justify"></p><p align="justify">La desaparición forzada constituye una violación de los derechos de las víctimas (sean directas o indirectas) a la verdad, la justicia y la reparación.

Despojados del derecho a saber lo que sucedió a la persona desaparecida, o de la posibilidad de acceder en condiciones de seguridad a las fosas donde están enterrados sus restos, los familiares de las personas desaparecidas no pueden emprender un proceso de duelo, en el respeto de sus valores culturales o de sus creencias religiosas. Además, las desapariciones forzadas tienen efectos destructores a nivel social. En efecto, las comunidades afectadas por la desaparición de uno a varios de sus dirigentes tienden a desintegrarse y, difícilmente están en capacidad de organizarse para resistir a las pretensiones territoriales de los actores armados. </p><p align="justify"></p><ul><b><p align="justify"></p><li>Los derechos de las víctimas</li><p></p></b></ul><p align="justify"></p><p align="justify">En el caso de las desapariciones forzadas, los derechos de las víctimas tienen unos contenidos específicos, a saber:</p><p align="justify"></p><b><p align="justify">El derecho a la verdad</p></b>, incorpora tanto el derecho a conocer las circunstancias en que ocurrió la desaparición, la individualización de todos los partícipes en el delito, como el derecho a conocer la suerte de la persona desaparecida. Este último aspecto es muy importante y debe contemplar el derecho a recibir información sobre la búsqueda. Además, debe incorporar los mecanismos para que en caso de ser hallada con vida la persona, sea rescatada y puesta a salvo o, en caso de encontrarse sin vida, sus restos sean entregados a los familiares para la realización de los ritos que correspondan a su cultura y sus creencias. Para la dignificación de la memoria, resulta especialmente relevante que se conozcan públicamente los hechos y las circunstancias de modo, tiempo y lugar en que la persona fue desaparecida, es decir, que se sepa quién o quiénes lo hicieron, por qué lo hicieron y cómo lo hicieron. <p align="justify"></p><b><p align="justify">La satisfacción del derecho a la justicia y la reparación</p></b>incluye tanto las medidas de restitución o restablecimiento del derecho o de los derechos conculcados, como las medidas de satisfacción, rehabilitación y garantías de no repetición que deben contemplarse respecto a todas las violaciones a los derechos humanos. Además, en el caso de las personas desaparecidas cobra una especial importancia la restitución de su memoria, la rehabilitación moral y ética de la víctima y de sus familiares, no sólo ante las autoridades, sino también ante la sociedad, a fin de despejar todas las sospechas en cuanto a los motivos de la desaparición. En este sentido, la Convención afirma que <i>"El derecho a obtener reparación (...) comprende (...): (...) la satisfacción; incluso el restablecimiento de la dignidad y de la reputación".</i><p align="justify"></p><ul><b><p align="justify"></p><li>La lucha contra la impunidad de los victimarios</li><p></p></b></ul><p align="justify"></p><p align="justify">Muchos de los casos de desapariciones forzadas quedan impunes. Ello se debe tanto al débil compromiso de los entes estatales en cuanto a la satisfacción de los derechos de las víctimas, como al temor de las familias de los desaparecidos que, por ser amenazadas por los victimarios de sus seres queridos, raramente se atreven a denunciar los hechos sucedidos ante las instancias judiciales. Además, en la medida en que la desaparición forzada es un crimen de Estado, realizado para atacar o silenciar a los opositores y disidentes sociales y

políticos, o para ocultar crímenes cometidos por agentes del Estado y en cuya realización pueden participar directamente agentes del Estado o particulares que actúan con su aquiescencia o complicidad, las instancias judiciales enfrentan resistencias fuertes de parte de los entes estatales, en su labor de investigación y esclarecimiento de los hechos. </p><p align="justify"></p><p align="justify">Paradójicamente, otros factores contribuyen a la impunidad de los crímenes de desaparición forzada. Si bien es cierto que la sola expedición de una sentencia por parte de la Corte Interamericana de Derechos Humanos, en cuanto establece los hechos probados y las responsabilidades estatales, "<i>constituye per se una forma de reparación</i>", puede igualmente tener efectos nocivos sobre la posibilidad real de materializar la justicia. En efecto, en la mayoría de los casos, las sentencias de los cortes internacionales son rendidas una década o más, después de que desaparecieron a una persona. En consecuencia, casi siempre resulta imposible esclarecerlos totalmente, individualizar a todos los autores y partícipes para llevarlos ante los jueces y proceder a su juzgamiento y su sanción proporcional. Ello significa que estos órdenes judiciales resultan ineficaces para restablecer el derecho a la justicia de las víctimas y sus familiares por extemporáneas. Por lo tanto, es conveniente pensar en medidas urgente, cautelares, que desde el comienzo prevengan la impunidad que rodea la mayoría de los casos de desaparición.</p><p align="justify"></p><ul><b><p align="justify"></p><li>La movilización de la sociedad civil y de la comunidad internacional</li><p></p></b></ul><p align="justify"></p><p align="justify">Las familias de las personas desparecidas han desarrollado una fuerte movilización, pidiendo el respeto de los derechos de las víctimas a la verdad, la justicia y la reparación, y a fin de luchar contra la impunidad de los victimarios.

Crearon varias asociaciones de familiares de desaparecidos, cuya movilización ante las instancias gubernamentales e internacionales favoreció la creación en 1980 de un Grupo de Trabajo de las Naciones Unidas sobre las desapariciones forzadas o involuntarias de las personas. La labor de este grupo permitió la adopción, por la Asamblea General de las Naciones Unidas en 1992, de la Declaración para la protección de todas las personas contra las desapariciones forzadas, pues la aprobación en 2006, por el Consejo de Derechos Humanos de las Naciones Unidas, de la <b>Convención internacional para la protección de todas las personas contra las desapariciones forzadas</b>. Esta convención reconoce la obligación estatal de prohibir y penalizar esta práctica, denuncia los mecanismos de impunidad y establece unos mecanismos de prevención. </p><p align="justify"></p><p>El principal reto es de incidir para que esta convención sea ratificada y aplicada por los Estados nacionales, que se luche desde las instancias judiciales y estatales contra la impunidad a la que seguramente se condenarán los casos de desaparición forzada si las investigaciones no se conducen con arreglo a las normas de independencia, imparcialidad y minuciosidad y, que así sea restablecida la dignidad de las personas desaparecidas y de sus familias. </p> <p style="text-align: justify;"><i>Women are the poorest of the poor,</i></p><p style="textalign: justify;"><i>poverty indeed has a woman’s face</i></p><p style="text-align: justify;"> </p><p style="text-align: justify;">The <i>World Court of Women on Poverty: lives, livelihoods, lifeworlds</i> proposed to be held at the World Social Forums in Nairobi, Kenya will focus on listening to the voices of women victims of the <i>wars of globalization</i> and alternatives from social movements in resisting dispossession and destruction of their lives, livelihoods and lifeworlds. </p><p style="text-align: justify;"> </p><p style="text-align: justify;">The Court will invite thirty women from the <i>global south </i>to offer their subjective testimonies on the dailiness of their lives, the impoverishment created by negative development policies, situations of war, armed conflict and environmental degradation thereby articulating their practices of survival and visionary alternatives to the present predatory civilizational model. </p><p style="text-align: justify;"><br />The <i>Court </i>will offer a space for different actors: ngos, academia, experts and other groups attending the WSF to focus draw experience from the subjective testimonies and objective analysis presented in the Court in an attempt to inspire the development of a new social and political imaginary on

poverty reduction, environmental security, gender equality and human rights.</p><p style="text-align: justify;"> </p><p style="text-align: justify;">The <i>Courts of Women </i>will be realized through holding a day of <i>public hearing</i> and a <i>Woman in Black</i> vigil on the day preceding the Court. A five day multimedia exhibition on wars against women has been scheduled to strengthen the Court.</p><p style="text-align: justify;"> </p><p style="textalign: justify;">The results of the events will inform our country work in Asia, Africa and Latin America leading to the strengthening of national campaigns, local/national Courts, women’s movements and networks.</p><p></p> <p><strong> Commerce Intra regional: une chance pour l'integration africaine</strong></p>

<p><b>CAPACITÉ DE LA SALLE : </b>200 PERSONNES</p><p><b>DURÉE DE L’ACTIVITÉ :</b> 2H</p><p><b>TYPE D’ACTIVITÉ : </b>Panel</p><p><b>JOUR DE L’ACTIVITÉ : </b>22 janvier 2007 en après-midi</p><p><b>PANELISTES PROPOSÉS :</b></p><p>ENDA : Abdourahmane GUEYE</p><p>Tech-Dev : Hubert DE BEAUMONT ou Mathieu</p><p>COFTA : Joan KARANJA, Kenya, point de vue d’une adaptation de la certification IFAT à l’Afrique)</p><p>RIPESS : Maleye DIAGNE</p><p></p> <p><strong>Histórico</strong></p><p>El <em>Taller Es criminial Discriminar</em> es un resultado de la articulación que ocorrió en los días 24 y 25 de octubre de 2006, en la ciudad de Rio de Janeiro, mientras el I<em> Simposio Latinoamericano Medios Legales</em>, organizado por la Escola de Gente – Comunicação em Inclusão (Brasil) y por la Escola Superior do Ministerio Público da União (Brasil). con el objetivo de discutir la agenda de los Ministerios Públicos de América del Sur sobre las temáticas de discriminación y violación de los derechos humanos. </p><p>En diálogo con miembros de los Ministerios Públicos de Argentina, Brasil, Colombia, Paraguay, Perú, Venezuela e Uruguay, presentes en el simposio, y representantes de cerca 30 organizaciones de la sociedad civil, los participantes definieron la aproximación entre Ministerios Públicos, consejos de derechos, organizaciones de la sociedad civil y movimientos populares del mundo como un paso decisivo de nuestros países en la construcción de las sociedades inclusivas, justas y democráticas.</p><p style="text-align: justify;"> </p><p></p><p>Objetivo</p><ul type="disc"><li style="text-align: justify;">son necesarias la construcción y la implementación de una agenda social que contemple la discriminación como forma grave de violación de los derechos humanos;</li><li style="textalign: justify;">esa agenda común, de combate a la discriminación y de defensa de la</li></ul><p> diversidad, debe ser construida en asociación entre los Ministerios Públicos y de la sociedad civil</p><p></p><p></p> <p><strong> élaboration d'un manifeste antilibéral pour la santé et démocratie participative à travers les Réseaux de Santé" -Proposition de création d'un Journal Electronique Mondial de Santé-</strong></p>

<p>Este seminario, promovido por la red Euralat, pretende contribuir al debate sobre los retos y oportunidades que plantea la creciente diversidad de nuestras sociedades, des de la perspectiva de la radicalisación de la democracia, y de como los actores sociales y los políticos pueden interactuar en la construcción de un espacio público inclusivo, participativo y

sostenible, tanto en la escala local como en la global y en el que diversidad y equidad sean valores complementarios y no contrapuestos. Qué nuevas solidaridades se pueden construir entre las diferentes regiones del mundo, para avanzar en este camino? En este seminario será también presentado el libro que Euralat publicará en breve, con diversas contribuciones sobre esta temática.<br /></p> <p>El FACES do Braqsil y el FBES - Forum Brasileño de Economia Solidaria, vienen trabajando en el processo de construccion del sistema brasileño del comercio justo y solidario (SBCJS) desde el principio, en 2002. Hoy, el movimiento brasileño tiene la posibilidad de promulgar la normativa pública de reglamentacion de esto sistema, lo que se planteo a partir de una lucha integrada enrte los dos movimientos. O sea, el SBCJS es resultado de una integracion entre el concepto del comercio justo y la demanda de los emprendimientos de la economia solidaria por una comercializacion justa. La propuesata es presentar este proceso, a partir de las duas plataformas mas significativas de estos movimientos en Brasil, y, intercambiar con los otros partenario posibilidades de integracion del SBCJS con los procesos en curso en el mundo sobre esto tema.</p> <p>Podcasting is a new form of delivering audio programmes to people via the internet.

People can subscribe to podcasts like a newsletter, download them automatically to their computers and in some cases listen to them on their mp3 players. All this has made making and listening to audio more accessible for both creator and audience. The equipment necessary to do this has also become cheaper and easier to use. To take advantage of thes enew techologies ofr social justice struggles, Fahamu is offering a workshop in basic podcasting from making a programme to getting it online. Women only.<br /></p> <p>Two Swedish courses from Färnebo Folk High School in cooperation with students of the Tanzanian Folk Development College Ilula FDC will create different workshops. The workshops will deal with different issues concerning HIV/Aids, education, women's rights and etcetera. A more detailed description will follow later.</p><p>The workshops will be done in a creative way to try and involve the audience. </p> <p>As calamidade e epidemias, são cada vez mais frequentes, e hoje com um mundo globalizado, a propagação das doenças é cada dia mais veloz. </p><p>As grandes industrias farmacêuticas porém não se preocupam com o que acontece , onde não há recursos para comprar seus medicamentos. </p><p>A utilização da população do continente africano como cobaias nos testes de novos fármacos, tormaram-se banais, e a população dos países ricos e emergentes não se chocam mais com os escândalos e o alto número de pessoas mortas, (assassinadas) por esses métodos, como foi denunciado no filme do diretor brasileiro Fernando Meireles " O Jardineiro Fiel".</p><p>Os farmacêuticos do Brasil, país em desevolvimento, que lutam pela construção de seu parque tecnológico farmacêutico nacional, para o investimentos na descoberta de novas formulas e produção de insumos, medicamentos e vacinas, tem essa preocupação, com vistas humanitárias para os povos de todo o mundo e principalmente no continente africano, que hoje sedia o FSM.</p><p>A idéia é a realização de uma mesa de debates com profissionais de saúde, farmacêuticos, que possam debater temas como a (quebra de patentes, propriedade intelectual, insumos; calamindades, epidemais, entre outros temas)e ao final elaborar um manifesto para ser entregue aos governos de seus países como , uma carta emergencial dos povos, para socorrer o continente africano, maior vítima desta política desumana dos gigantes da industria farmacêutica.</p>

<p>Screening of a video from the Prevention of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse ‘No Excuses’ series which were developed in Kenya with the participation of the refugee communities in Kakuma and Dadaab Refugee camps followed by a presentation on the lessons learned during the implementation of the PSEA program in Kenya which has been running since 2004.</p><p> </p><p>A panel discussion on Sexual Exploitation and Abuse with partner agencies (CARE Kenya, International Rescue Committee, UNHCR, Lutheran World Federation (LWF) and FilmAid) to follow the presentation to provide additional information on interagency strategies and collaborations for the prevention of sexual exploitation and abuse</p><p></p> <p>As the WTO talks are being slowly revived, developing countries are being bullied into signing onto a bad deal. it is with great urgency that social movements, NGOs, national campaigns and activists have to move fast to prevent the revival of this Doha Round and worse, its possible conclusion in the next few months. <br /> <br />At the same time, there is a rise of bilateral and regional FTAs. Now, more than ever, is the time to bring together the different campaigns around FTAs and the WTO and support and strengthen each other.</p> <p>L'atelier de la Fondasyon Trant Septanm se déroulera en salle et nécessitera des chaises pour les intervenants principaux et les participants. On aura besoin d'une table également, du matériel de sonorisation, ventilateurs, des interprètes en français, anglais et espagnol.</p>

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<p>Serão produzidos textos e imagens onde o Fórum Nacional DCA e as Entidades Filiadas demonstram o trabalho em Rede para defesa da criança e do adolescente e forma de atuar no controle social, demonstrando a participação da sociedade civil junto às Frentes Parlamentares da criança e do adolescente, bem como a atuação nas dicussões de leis e programas para a criança e o adolescente. Mostrará também a atuação do Fórum Nacional DCA nas discussões e acompanhamento do orçamento público e como se dão os mecanismos para essa participação e informação.<br /></p>

<p><b>. Inter-cultural and inter-religious dialogue</b></p><p> </p><p><b>- Sr. Mary John</b> (India): Franciscan mission among Muslims, Hindus and Christians <b>(English)</b></p><p><b>- Mrs. Annie Drese</b> (Belgium): Empoverment of tribal people and Adivasis in India by a cultural approach; Swami Sayanand, a Franciscan living among Hindus and Muslims (film = 15 min) (English); and Swami Sayanand, a Franciscan living among Hindus and Muslims (film = 15 min) <b>(English)</b></p><p><b>- Fr. Pasquale Rota</b> (Israel) - To be Franciscan among the Jews and the Palestinians<b>(Portuguese)</b></p><p> <b>- Fr. Omar</b> <b>O. Fernández</b> (Colombia) ) - Between rifles and herbicides - the Franciscan dialogue in the construction of peace - our vision of peace (<b>Spanish)</b></p><p> <b>- Fr. Hermann Borg</b> (Kenya) Living together in different cultures and religions <b>(English)</b></p><p></p><p> <b>Moderator:</b> <b>Sr. Mary Margaret Jackson </b>(USA) <b>(English)</b> </p><p><b> Co-moderator: Mariangela Recchia </b>(Italy) <b>English</b></p><p> </p><p><b> </b></p>

<p>This worshop will be the occasion for the Initiators, Frères des Hommes, PILER and Ekta Parishad, to present this campaign and to create a debate around it. </p><p>The steady expansion of the arms trade and the proliferation of nuclear weapons are fuelling an arms race and militarization of states and societies and are putting at stake human security, democracy and development.<br />Nearly half of the world’s illiterate and forty percent of the world’s poor live in South Asia. Despite massive deprivation, the governments in the region have been spending excessively high amounts on military budgets and arms trade. Vital resources of the South are thus diverted to the benefit of powerful states and lethal industries of the North.<br />Such militarization is jeopardising food security, health, education, environment…In South Asia as well as in other parts of the world, it is high time to initiate a progressive reduction of arms trade and military budgets in order to convert the correspondent spending into social development investments to fight poverty and precariousness.</p> <p align="center" style="text-align: center;"><strong>Panel Discussion at the World Social Forum, </strong></p><p align="center" style="text-align: center;"><strong>Nairobi, 21.23.1.2007</strong></p><p align="center" style="text-align: center;" class="MsoToc1"><strong> </strong></p><p><i><strong>Format</strong></i>: 3 hrs Panel discussion </p><p><i><strong>Languages:</strong></i> English, Kisuaheli, French</p><p> </p><h5><em>Introduction</em></h5><p style="text-align: justify;">Currently, we have to witness 25 violent internal conflicts worldwide. And despite a welcome decline in the overall number of conflicts, half of all wobbly peace agreements tend to disintegrate within five years after the end of a civil war with countries lapsing back into deadly conflict.</p><p style="text-align: justify;"> </p><p class="berschrift2Handreichung">To help prevent war-ravaged countries from lapsing back into conflict, it is key to understand, on a country-specific basis, the roots of conflict and help countries identify a path to sustainable peace. This can only be accomplished through the involvement of all possible players. </p><p class="berschrift2Handreichung">Peacebuilding involves more than just preventing renewed fighting and securing physical reconstruction. A core task is to build effective public institutions, within constitutional frameworks and the rule of law, particularly since, all too often, war-affected populations raise their hopes for new, more equitable governance arrangements, only to see exclusionary social, economic and political structures left untouched, perpetuated, or inadvertently strengthened. </p><p style="text-align: justify;"> </p><p style="text-align: justify;">How can civil society help to ensure that all sources of information, all resources, all energy, and all aspects of society are drawn on to ensure broadest strategic approach, the most inclusive process to build sustainable peace?</p><p style="text-align: justify;"> </p><ul type="disc"><li style="text-align:

justify;">Which are the key issues that have to be addressed to prevent violent conflict from inflaming again? </li><li style="text-align: justify;">Which role can - international and local civil society actors play in a post-conflict situation to contribute to the peacebuilding process?</li><li style="text-align: justify;">What are the experiences and lessons-learnt of peacebuilders on the ground? </li><li style="text-align: justify;">Are Peacebuilding, Democratisation and Justice reconcilable – or do we have to trade off one against the other?</li></ul><p style="text-align: justify;"><strong> </strong></p><p><strong>The aim of the panel discussion is to raise awareness for the complexities of peacebuilding and to share knowledge on the role and experiences of civil society actors in post-conflict situations.</strong></p> <p style="text-align: justify;">The current multilateral trading system is very comprehensive. It is rule-based and anchors on initial rules written under the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade in 1947. Since then, these rules have undergone extensive re-construction. The most comprehensive of such reconstruction took place between 1986 and 1994 resulting in the Marrakech Declaration of 1994 that led to the establishment of the World Trade Organisation.

The WTO has since its establishment continued with the task of providing a framework for the negotiations of rules to govern multilateral trade.</p><p style="text-align: justify;"> </p><p style="text-align: justify;">Concurrently with the evolution of rules under the multilateral framework represented by the WTO, trade relations are also governed by bilateral agreements. For African countries the most important of these has been the agreements with the European Union. Africa, as part of the ACP group has had its relationship with the EU governed by successive Lome Conventions and since 2000 by the Cotonou Partnership Agreement. The Lome Conventions were based on granting African countries (as well as other countries within the ACP group) duty-free and quota-free access of their products to the EU market.</p><p style="text-align: justify;"> </p><p style="text-align: justify;">Other bilateral agreements that are critical for Africa include the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) promulgated by the US Senate to enable African products access the EU market. China has also in the recent past started focusing on Africa and is cultivating bilateral trade agreements with African countries. It is reported that India has also started an initiative to grant African products duty free and quota free access.</p><p style="text-align: justify;"> </p><p style="text-align: justify;">Two other developments that have an impact on Africa’s involvement in international economic policy process and globalization in general are the relationships with the World Bank and IMF and their requirements and prescriptions for developing countries. Lastly, African countries have also at the same time been pursuing a policy of regional integration. The regional integration agenda has economic aspects to it. Thus African countries are members of various regional integration arrangements with their own trade rules and regulations.</p><p style="text-align: justify;"> </p><p style="text-align: justify;"> </p><p style="text-align: justify;">The development of the trade regimes is critically and inextricably intertwined with the broader system of global governance and international economic policy making. The role of Africa in these processes is worth analyzing so as to determine her level of participation and also the implications of that participation on the continent’s development and the welfare of her people.</p><p style="text-align: justify;"> </p><p style="text-align: justify;">Africa as a continent has and continues to be a player in both the process of developing a rule-based multilateral trade system and also in the globalization process. However, the involvement of Africa and African countries in these processes has not been smooth and wholly satisfactory and beneficial to the continent. Several reasons are advanced for this continued state of affairs. Some prefer to blame the West and generally the developed world for Africa’s woes and continued marginalization in the international economic framework. Others however see Africa’s problems as being home grown and due to lack of a clear agenda and strategy and largely due to the failure of its leadership. </p><p style="text-align: justify;"> </p><p style="text-align: justify;">Flowing from the foregoing, questions that one needs to answer are whether Africa is a participant in the

international trade regime and globalization process. What has been the experience of Africa?

Are the regimes beneficial? Can they enable Africa to lift her people out of their poverty? What reforms are needed in the multilateral trading system? What does Africa need to do differently? Put another way does Africa’s participation in international trade regimes offer it the opportunity of addressing her social needs?</p><p style="text-align: justify;"> </p><p style="text-align: justify;"><b>Activity</b></p><p style="text-align: justify;">On the occasion of the next World Social Forum (WSF) to be held in Nairobi in January 2007 the Friedrich Ebert Foundation proposes to hold a public forum to discuss Africa’s involvement in world trade. The forum will offer opportunity for participants to discuss the developments in world trade including the collapse (or suspension) of the Doha Round and WTO negotiations and the ongoing EPA negotiations. These two are both supposed to have development components especially to address the concerns of Africa. One has collapsed; the other intends to eventually introduce reciprocity between the EU and African countries. The forum will discuss whether Africa is participating effectively in these processes, are they designed to solve Africa’s problems? Will they help to alleviate the debilitating poverty situation in the continent or are they designed to perpetuate the inequality between Africa and the rest of the world. Lastly, the activity is intended to answer the question, what should Africa do so as to fully benefit from world trade?</p><p style="text-align: justify;"> </p><p>The structure of the programme will be such as to enable the forum come up with the way forward in ensuring that Africa’s involvement in world trade helps ensure poverty reduction, growth and development. The programme will have two main speakers, one who support multilateral trade in its current form and believes that Africa is poised to benefit from it. This speaker will argue that to enhance the benefits what is required is for Africa to be strategic by developing its interests and pushing for these vigorously during the negotiations. Further the speaker shall advocate the position that Africa also needs to address internal challenges like governance so as to fully realize the benefits from world trade. The other speaker will proceed from the standpoint that as currently structured, world trade is just a tool for Africa’s continued marginalization. To ensure that world trade guarantees and supports Africa’s economic growth, development and the fight against poverty it is necessary to drastically change the rules of world trade. To ensure structured input into the debate, a panel of three to five people drawn from representatives of the private sector, civil society, parliament, trade unions and government will be invited to share their insights based on a set of agreed issues. The forum shall then be open for discussions. </p> <p>Panel discussion on means and ways for trade unions, to monitor the business of MNCs from emerging economies, to increase organizational density within the corporation crossborder, and to develop communication channels and joint actions between trade unions which take charge of different segments (subsidiaries) of a MNC.</p><p>Short input papers on Mapping of South African MNCs in Africa and on Monitoring Brasilan MNCs in Latin America to guide the debate.</p> <p>The problem</p><p><br /></p> <p>The planet’s oceans, forests and biodiversity are rapidly being transformed into mere commodities to be bought and sold on global markets. Despite the dire warnings of the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment – that we are living beyond our means and that it is the poorest people in the world who are most severely affected by the loss of natural resources – many governments continue to put short-term economic and corporate concerns first, seemingly blind to the potential consequences. Corporate globalization and trade liberalization are currently being pursued relentlessly.

As a result, local communities are losing control of their traditional natural resources and lands, and biodiversity is being damaged, often irreversibly.</p>

<p> </p> <p>Social movements and civil society organisations across the world are struggling to hold back the tide of natural resource destruction and land expropriation through effective and innovative campaigns. But the sheer scale of the challenge, the global assault on natural resources, and the complexity of the underlying causes of natural resource depletion, mean that many of these organisations and movements are working in parallel with each other and often in different regions of the world. They are frequently unable to find the time, resources and opportunities that they need to coordinate their activities, develop a common analysis and create synergistic campaigns.</p><br /><p> </p><p>Moving towards a solution</p><p><br /></p> <p>In order to provide a first opportunity for a broad exchange of information between different civil society organizations and social movements campaigning on various natural resources or other crosscutting issues (trade liberalization, land rights issues and the role of transnational corporations, for example), we wish to host a two-day event on the theme â&#x20AC;&#x153;Regaining control of our natural resourcesâ&#x20AC;? . </p> <p> </p> <p>This event will be an opportunity for a diverse array of civil society actors, especially from Africa, to come together to discuss the impacts and underlying causes of the commodification of various natural resources; to analyze different regional concerns; and, critically, to exchange ideas about effective campaign solutions, strategies and tools. It will be an information exchange: there will be no requirement to negotiate a shared position or strategy.</p> <p> </p> <p>There will be several key themes.

Trade liberalization, the commodification of the natural commons, the role of transnational corporations and international financial institutions, land rights issues and livelihoods impacts will all be on the agenda. So too will the role of existing traditional/cultural practices of managing natural resources, sovereignty and the potential role of new technologies and biofuels.

Relevant natural resource sectors will include: energy, fisheries, forests and biodiversity, land, minerals, seeds and water (freshwater / marine). (In relation to mining the focus will primarily be on the environmental impacts of mining and the consequent impacts on peoplesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; livelihoods.)</p> <p> <br /></p> <p><br /></p>

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<p>As for Regaining control of our natural resources (Part 1)<br /></p>

<p class="MsoBodyTextIndent">A Unitrabalho vem marcando presença no cenário nacional em todos os Estados da Federação pelo trabalho que vem desenvolvendo por meio das Universidades a ela agregadas, no desenvolvimento dos seus Programas e Projetos. Um deles, de forma especial, tem estreitado, a cada dia, a ligação da Universidade com a sociedade.

Trata-se do Programa de Economia Solidária e Desenvolvimento sustentável que vem sendo desenvolvido nos Núcleos Locais e Incubadoras das Universidades filiadas à Rede. São demandas oriundas de diversos segmentos sociais, com maior incidência daquela camada da população que tem sofrido mais diretamente com o desemprego, a fome e a miséria. </p><p class="MsoBodyTextIndent"> </p><p class="MsoBodyTextIndent">As Universidades têm sido cada vez mais convocadas para prestarem assessorias sistemáticas ou pontuais aos diversos empreendimentos econômicos solidários já constituídos ou em processo de formação. Isso tem suscitado entre as Universidades agregadas à Rede Unitrabalho, a necessidade de constituição de incubadoras de forma que essa demanda seja atendida e ela possa cumprir o seu papel social contribuindo, por meio do processo de incubação para um efetivo processo de inclusão social de um segmento posto totalmente à margem da sociedade.</p><p class="MsoBodyTextIndent"> </p><p class="MsoBodyTextIndent">Em função da demanda pré-existente entendemos que s incorporação da metodologia de incubação às políticas públicas de combate à pobreza no Brasil, seria importante para ampliar o universo de incubadoras, desenvolvimento inclusive, experiências que apontem para modelos de incubadoras que não sejam exclusivamente universitárias. Dessa forma se abre possibilidades de ampliação da parceria com governos para utilizar o processo de incubação como “porta de saída” dos programas assistenciais (bolsa-família, Fome Zero, renda mínima, etc.).</p><p class="MsoBodyTextIndent"> </p><p class="MsoBodyTextIndent">Importante ressaltar que a experiência acumulada da Rede Unitrabalho por meio do Programa de Economia Solidária e suas incubadoras lhe credencia a repassar a metodologia do processo de incubação e de formação de incubadoras para outros países que também tem parcela da população que sofre com o desemprego e a exclusão social.</p><p class="MsoBodyTextIndent"> </p><p class="MsoBodyTextIndent">Considera-se também, que a implantação de uma incubadora além dos aspectos relativos à infra-estrutura, demanda todo um processo de formação das equipes envolvidas, desenvolvimento de tecnologias, entre outros. Por isso há grande relevância no tema.</p><p></p> <p style="text-align: justify;">Woman farmers contribute significantly towards the food security, economic development and growth of our country. Their hard work is the key to food security of the nation right from household to the national levels. Despite the very significant role in agricultural production, woman farmers’ contribution has never been acknowledged, recognized and rewarded. They are largely considered to be a non-contributory community.

They are deprived from the basic rights, and most importantly, they even do not have the basic identity as a ‘farmer’. Similar issues related to the rights and interests of woman farmers have been discussed from time to time amongst the NGO fraternity. The need for immediate interventions and related priorities has emerged in such interactions, based on field realities.

Based on these experiences GEAG conceived and developed an idea for running a Campaign to fight for the rights and interests of small and marginal woman farmers. The Campaign AAROH involves more than 150 NGOs of Uttar Pradesh and is run in 50 districts of Uttar

Pradesh. </p><p style="text-align: justify;"> </p><p style="text-align: justify;">The discussion session would be organized to show case this important issue of woman farmers and their rights and interests and to sensitize other people and make them aware of the issues of woman farmers.</p><p></p> <p>Goals of the Workshop <br />• Present historical and grassroots information about grassroots struggles in the US <br />• Share examples and approaches to movement building <br />• Provide challenges and lessons from movement building work <br />Presentation Format <br />The workshop will consist of interactive exercises, visual presentations (i.e. PowerPoint), a panel presentation and small group discussion. <br /> <br />Movement Presentations <br />• Labor –presenters: Jobs with Justice <br />• Economic Justice –presenters: Malcolm X Grassroots Movement, Community Voices Heard <br />• Environmental Justice –presenters: Indigenous Environmental Network, Asian Pacific Environmental Network <br />• Youth/Student –presenters: SouthWest Organizing Project, United Students Against Sweatshops <br />• Racial Justice –presenters: Project South</p> <p>A surprising learning experiment followed by reflexive analysis and <br />discussion to challenge our conceptions of languages, language learning <br />processes and, as a consequence, the place and role of languages in a <br />developing world. Thousands of languages are disappearing and fewer and <br />fewer are being taught in schools around the world. With what cultural and <br />intellectual consequences ? What do we lose when we do not listen to <br />minorities ? This workshop is an example of emancipatory teaching and <br />adults' training practise. It deals with the question of languages and at <br />the same time features a new educational practise for a culture of peace.</p> <p>Trois dossiers à parcourir par trois groupes ; 1-le subversif, éveilleur de conscience , 2-le penseur panafricain, 3-le combattant internationaliste, antifasciste, anticolonialiste. Chaque participant sera invité à donner à partager ses découvertes et réflexions à l’intérieur de son groupe, puis aux autres. Après quoi, nous recréerons mot à mot un texte de Frantz Fanon, seulement écouté deux fois, afin de saisir au mot près, la force de sa pensée.</p>

<p> </p><p align="justify">Coffee is the one of the most important foreign exchange earner in Kenya and the countries within the Eastern Africa region. The collapse of the coffee prices in early 90â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s has adversely affected the livelihoods of small holder coffee growers.

The economic injustices include the fact that coffee farmers, mostly poor smallholders, now sell their coffee beans much less than they cost to produce, while branded coffee sell at hefty profit; families dependent of the money generated by coffee are pulling their children, especially girls, out of school; the families could no longer afford basic medicines and were cutting back on food; coffee traders are going out of business; national economies are suffering.

The difference between consumer and producer prices being Kshs. 200 and Kshs. 1,000 respectively.</p>

<p> </p> <p>Are Human Rights and the adoption of Rights Based Approaches by many development organisations a Western / Northern imposition on the South which threaten and undervalue local traditions and structures? Viewpoints from both sides will be addressed, through a dialogue on aspects influencing understandings of universality and local traditions and culture.

Power relations and who defines culture will be explored, as well as the need for freedom of expression in order to be able to discuss human rights issues. How can we develop a culture of human rights which is sensitive to local realities, but at the same time also upholds the dignity of human beings, irrespective of cultural background?</p>

<p> <br /></p><p>Starting from 4 stories developed through participatory video in Somalia on some key struggles in development, human rights and peace-building efforts in Somalia, this event will explore, debate and strategise on building relevant and effective human rights-based strategies for sustainable change for equality, peace and human dignity for all. </p><p>It will explore how communities and civil society can act most effectively to secure respect for human rights, including the human right to work, the human right to a decent standard of living, the human right to protection from violence; the human right to protection from discrimination, and the human right to life? Central issues will include accountability, renegotiating relationships with those exercising power over resources, opportunities and space; women-specific strategies; and limited political space and human security to mobilise and act for change.</p> <p>Other groups who are facing similar experiences in other states will share their strategies of redress. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Expertsâ&#x20AC;? will also build on the conceptual and analytical problematic of the struggles and offer concrete ways to deepen analysis and action for change. Participants will critically debate the case studies; strategise; exchange experiences and develop proposals to strengthen action to overcome these problems. It will means to strengthen the human rights situation of people in collapsed states, issues around their implementation and the necessary actors and conditions to maximise the potential for change in local justice, equality and freedom from poverty</p>

<p style="text-align: justify;">The Seminar will be based on the solidarity that has been built between Kurdish, Palestinian and Tibetan representative organizations back to 1996, from which they formed the <i>Solidarity Network (SolidNet)</i>. From their similar experience of housing and land rights violations, they want to present their common plights, but also demands of nondiscrimination and self-determination, as peoples under occupation of foreign domination. Hence, the title of the seminar follows this concept, leaving open the exchange and public awareness session to representatives of any other concerned peoples who would like to share their testimonies. A complementary goal will be to promote extended solidarity with these other peoples and among the audience with all of them.</p><p style="text-align: justify;"><b><i></i></b></p><p style="text-align: justify;"><b><i>Available documents:</i></b></p><p class="MsoBodyText">Publications on the main issues will be distributed. </p><p style="text-align: justify;"></p>

<p>Aberta aos participantes de diferentes setores da sociedade civil, em forma de diálogo e debate para aprofundamento da metodologia necessária para construção de prátcas alternativas da ação política hoje. </p> A campanha Diálogos Contra o Racismo foi lançada em dezembro de 2004. A campanha é fruto da iniciativa de mais de 40 organizações da sociedade civil, iniciada em 2001 (Diálogos Contra o Racismo) para promoção de uma ampla mobilização anti racista que envolvesse todos os setores da sociedade. A campanha teve como suporte uma pesquisa que mostrou que 87% dos(as) brasileiros(as) acreditam na existência do racismo, mas somente 4% se dizem racistas.

Devido a essa constatação a campanha foi lançada com a pergunta: Onde você guarda o seu racismo?, que parte do princípio de que o racismo está presente na cultura da sociedade brasileira, atinge a todas as pessoas e se revela no cotidiano.<br />A campanha é um passo inicial para estimular o debate sobre o racismo e as desigualdades e trabalhar a construção de um consenso favorável a políticas e ações públicas de promoção da igualdade. <br />Seu objetivo é estimular o diálogo, a troca de id?ias, incentivar mudanças de pensamentos, hábitos e atitudes além de estimular o sentimento coletivo de compromisso com a igualdade. O caminho? Revelar o perfil da desigualdade racial no Brasil, demonstrando e discutindo as várias formas de guardar o racismo, provando que todas elas são nocivas, destrutivas e contagiosas. <br /> <p><a href="http://www.fcfc.org.in/">http://www.fcfc.org.in/</a></p><p>Films, documents and talks</p>

<p>L'activité s'inscrit en contrepoint des activités du FAL à Nairobi. </p><p>Nous proposons à toutes les organisations citoyennes et mouvements sociaux engagés dans un travail à l'échelle des territoires locaux et avec les municipalités d'ouvrir un espace commun de réflexion sur les opportunités, les terrains et les formes de solidarité possibles entre les élus, les habitants, les groupes citoyens... pour construire une solidarité internationale des villes et des quartiers urbains. </p><p></p> <p>Atelier/Débat sur la communication et les médias organisé par l'IPAO. </p> <p>Atelier/Débat sur la communication et les médias organisé par l'IPAO. </p> <p>This project is based on successful work in the Pacific Islands supported by the Asian Development Bank and the Australian Council of Social Service. </p><p><br />How much and how governments decide to spend public money is important. These decisions affect all those in the community, and especially those who live in poverty and others who are disadvantaged.<br /> <br />Budget decisions by government can affect: <br />• Access to health and education services<br />• The quality of roads and communication<br />• Local and national economic activity, including access to paid work<br />• The environment, including those who live off of the land and sea.<br /></p><p>In democratic countries, elections provide one way in which people can influence government decisions. However elections occur only once every three or so years, and it is easy to argue over what these results mean for many specific decisions that comprise the budgets of government. <br /></p><p>Important to any healthy democracy are the ways in which people are given information about government decisions such as budgets, the ways people may be involved before decisions are made and how these decisions are actually put into action. <br /></p>