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Reports
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| Posted: November 8, 2007 12:22pm | | The GN-Asia Regional Meeting 2007 agreed on the agenda to share country reports, to discuss the future direction of Global Network beyond 2008, and to discuss updates on the upcoming IFWEA elections on November 2007 which will be held in India. Except for partners from Indonesia (LWG), Bangladesh (BILS) and Cambodia (CWMO), the meeting was participated in by partners from Pakistan (LEF), the Philippines (LEARN), Hong Kong (HKCTU), South Korea (KLSI and KCTU), Thailand (TLC) and India (SEWA). The meeting was facilitated by Rey Rasing, Regional Coordinator for GN-Asia. |
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| Posted: April 25, 2007 1:07pm | | The 2007 World Social Forum was held in Nairobi, Kenya from January 20-25, 2007. A historic event indeed as it was held in Africa for the first time. The venue for this year’s WSF significantly embodies and expressed the struggles of global activists and social movements in the WSF. The World Social Forum emphasized this year the building of a world of peace, justice and respect for diversity; a world free from the domination of financial and multinational capital; and fighting for a world that ensures the political, economic, human, social and cultural rights for all. |
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| Posted: November 26, 2009 4:25pm | | The Confederation of independent Unions in the Public Sector (CIU) strongly condemns in the strongest possible terms the brutal slaying of innocent civilians, journalists and political in the so called Maguindanao Massacre last Monday, November 23, 2009.
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| Posted: April 27, 2009 6:02pm | | This year’s International Women’s Day occurs amidst the gloomy forecasts of the ongoing global financial crisis. As markets shrink due to the crisis, demand for exports translates into loss of jobs for workers all over the world. As economies slow down, budgets for social services, education and health trickles slowly as well. What’s often missed in the brewing economic crisis: the hardest hit is the millions of women, working in the formal and informal sectors, located particularly in the developing world. |
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