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• ►2010
  • ►March
    • People left without water around Coca-Cola Plant in India 03/11
    • Beijing +15: Join Karama at the United Nations 03/02
  • ►February
    • Sex, culture and human rights: an African leader breaks the silence 02/18
  • ►January
    • Goodbye Howard Zinn 01/29
    • Preserving Palestine's Roots of Resistance 01/20
• ►2009
  • ►December
    • Social Movements 2.0 12/28
    • Gender and secularism of modernity: How can a Muslim woman be French? 12/22
    • 30th anniversary of the Convention on Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) 12/21
    • Gender, IFIs and debt 12/16
    • What does sex work have to do with climate change? Anti-prostitution campaign at Climate Conference, Copenhagen 12/15
    • Advocacy in the Arab region - 30 years of the CEDAW Treaty to end discrimination against women 12/11
    • ICT4D for women: Opportunities and risks 12/10
    • Climate change: The story of cap and trade 12/08
    • Draft resolution on the organization of the High-level Plenary Meeting of the sixty-fifth session of the General Assembly 12/08
    • CSO Statement to be read at the Plenary of the South-South Dialogue 12/02
    • From Belem to the world 12/01
  • ►November
    • Trade Unions, the World Social Forum, Turbulent Priests, and the Global Justice Movement 11/16
    • The new gender entity in the United Nations: the sum is larger than the parts 11/12
    • Choike engages in knowledge intermediaries network 11/11
    • DAWN's Supplement on ICPD+15 11/05
  • ►October
    • Civil Society and Peacebuilding 10/23
    • Honduras: women targeted for resisting coup 10/02
  • ►September
    • G20 Pittsburgh: rally on "The Hill" 09/24
    • Gaza report: credibility can't be challenged 09/18
    • General Assembly adopts resolution on System-wide Coherence (SWC) 09/15
    • Beijing +15 overview and regional activities 09/02
  • ►August
    • South Africa: landmark water case reaches Constitutional Court 08/28
    • Women's groups join battle against bus segregation in Israel 08/27
    • Labour and Social Movements under/against a Globalised and Informatised Capitalism 08/26
    • Africa Regional Task Force for the Beijing +15 process 08/12
    • Global mobilizations for Honduras - 11 August 08/11
  • ►July
    • Substantive session of the Economic and Social Council 07/31
    • Can the New Global Labour Studies Stimulate a New Global Labour Movement? Two Discussion Drafts 07/29
    • G-20 or G-192: fear of the South 07/20
    • "Racism is the twin evil of poverty" 07/17
    • Asia Pacific NGO Forum on Beijing +15 07/13
    • Help save Troy Davis, an innocent man on death row 07/07
    • Reflections and foresights on the U.N. Conference on the Financial Crisis 07/07
  • ►June
    • Indian trade unions and NGOs call for new global economic order 06/29
    • Saro Wiwa: Victory of Ogoni, an indictment of Shell 06/24
    • Still far from the dream of Biko 06/23
    • Key issues unresolved on eve of financial crisis conference 06/23
    • Women’s Working Group on Financing for Development (WWG on FfD)* 06/22
    • 10 Days of Action: Countdown to Commitments 06/16
    • Linking IFI-watchers and gender justice groups 06/16
    • Moving forward: the Fourth Continental Summit of Indigenous Peoples 06/15
    • Citizens must engage and respond to new global crises 06/10
    • Blood at the Blockade: Peru's Indigenous Uprising 06/09
    • Peoples’ voices on the crisis 06/06
    • Human rights defenders in DR Congo under threat, says UN expert 06/05
    • World environment day highlights climate change 06/05
    • Abortion provider George Tiller murdered at church 06/02
  • ►May
    • Indigenous Peoples: "Another world is possible" only if... 05/29
    • Help us improve Choike. Take our survey 05/23
    • Civil society campaigns for the UN crisis summit 05/22
    • Nine-year-old boy organises gay marriage rally 05/19
    • Appeal to take action on prosecution of Daw Aung San Su Kyi under the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court 05/17
    • La société civile demande de la substance, et non des arguments procéduraux à la Conférence des Nations Unies sur la crise 05/16
    • President of the General Assembly presents draft outcome document to a divided General Assembly 05/13
    • Ensuring development in the face of the financial crisis 05/05
    • No rationale for travel restrictions 05/05
    • Letter to social movements, non-governmental networks and intellectuals 05/02
  • ►April
    • Israel won the battle, anti-racism lost 04/30
    • Information on UN Conference on the World Financial and Economic Crisis 04/29
    • Statement by the Doha NGO group on financing for development 04/28
    • A trillion dollar question 04/24
    • ECOSOC panel discussion on “Civil Society Perspectives on the Financing for Development Agenda” 04/21
    • IV People's Summit of the Americas and Noth America's social movements statements 04/19
    • United Nations Conference on the world financial and economic crisis and its impact on development 04/17
    • Gender and the economic crisis 04/15
    • Rwanda: the sins of the Church 04/15
    • Obama creates post for international women's issues 04/14
    • Socialism has failed. Now capitalism is bankrupt. So what comes next? 04/10
    • New OECD tax havens list: the good the bad and the missing ones 04/03
    • Transforming the world in crisis 04/02
  • ►March
    • Roberto Bissio from Social Watch speaks at UN on financial crisis 03/31
    • U.N. Human Rights Council: summary of key resolutions 03/30
    • A plan to fight the crisis... at last! 03/26
    • Durban Review Conference 03/25
    • Egypt women blog for their rights 03/23
    • Wealth of resources on sexual health online 03/23
    • Pope's condom remarks 'real tragedy' 03/18
    • 'My father was killed for reporting on rights abuses' 03/16
    • International Civil Society Forum (FISC) 03/13
    • Oppose water privatization! 03/13
    • Civil society candidates for the 2010 CEDAW Committee 03/11
    • Global Information Society Watch 2008 03/10
    • Campaign: Let’s put finance in its place! 03/09
    • Time has come for a New U.N. women's agency 03/08
  • ►January
    • Labour at the 2009 Belem World Social Forum: between an ambiguous past and an uncertain future 01/24
• ►2008
  • ►September
    • A Global Labour Charter Movement 09/20
    • Work and/or life? 09/01
  • ►March
    • Recovering internationalism, creating the new global solidarity 03/01
    • Prague 1968: "Workers of the World, Forgive Me!" 03/01
• ►2007
  • ►December
    • The networked internationalism of labour's others 12/20
    • International Unions embrace the World Social Forum: opportunities and… limitations? 12/01
  • ►July
    • International labour studies in the light of social justice and solidarity 07/01
  • ►May
    • Global Social Emancipation: from Labour to Society, From the Past to the Future 05/29
  • ►January
    • Trade Unions, labour and the World Social Forum 01/10
    • A Political Programme for the World Social Forum? 01/01
• ►2006
  • ►April
    • Toward a global labour charter for the 21th Century 04/01
    • Union organisations, social movements and the augean stables of global governance 04/01
• ►2005
  • ►November
    • Global civil society: a concept worth defining, a terrain worth disputing 11/01
  • ►September
    • Developing a crucial social movement triangle 09/09
  • ►March
    • International social movements and hegemony under a globalised networked capitalism 03/01
  • ►January
    • Trade Union internationalism and a global civil society in the making 01/01
• ►2004
  • ►March
    • Trade Unions, NGOs and global social justice: another tale to tell 03/01
• ►2003
  • ►April
    • Place, space and the reinvention of social emancipation on a global scale 04/05
  • ►January
    • The World Social Forum: challenging empires 01/01
• ►2002
  • ►March
    • Making a mess abroad: the foreign aid policy of the 'decidedly internationalist' AFL-CIO 03/01
  • ►February
    • The Still Unconsummated Marriage of International Unionism and the Global Justice Movement 02/05

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