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Commemorating the 100 years of Women's Struggles

Every day, women are confronted of compounding problems of the society andthey struggle to be able to surpass these challenges and to make ends meet for their families to survive. With their resourcefulness and their ability to adapt in various conditions, their roles in the society have evolved and had gone beyond nurturing the families.

Over the years, their roles in the society and environment have been more evident and important especially during these times of overarching crises that we deal with. But despite this, they still remain to be marginalized. They still face discrimination and worse, they are also now being targeted by militarization as they become more active in their call for genuine solutions to the problems of the society.

Today, 8 March, is the International Women's Day Celebration and this year's celebration signals the 100th year of victory and continuing struggle of women in the society. A number of protest actions around the world are happening right now, all with the same aspiration to emancipate women and to work towards genuine development of the people.

 

Photo: Gabriela- National Alliance of Women's Organizations in the Philippines

Manila, Philippines - To kick off the commemoration of International Women's Day on March 8, GABRIELA led about 300 women to Mendiola to denounce the political repression, human rights violations, and violence against women perpetrated under the Arroyo government.

 
Bold Steps Forward Towards Equator Principles that deliver to people and the planet

A civil society call to the Equator Principles Financial Institutions

To read the open letter sent to the Equatorial Banks endorsed by different civil society organisations, please visit the website of BANKTrack at www.banktrack.org or click this link.

 
Declaration of the Campaign "Climate Justice Now": Central America demands the opportunity for sustainability, justice, and peace

Organizations and social movements, churches, indigenous populations and populations of African descent, youth, and networks of the central American region who are active participants and promoters of the Campaign "Climate Justice Now", demand the right of the Central American population and all people of the planet to live in peace with dignity, justice, gender equity, in harmony with nature, and in a planet free of global warming caused by human beings.

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Updates on the Open Forum for CSO Development Effectiveness

Updates from Asia, January 2010

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Copenhagen agreement must uphold human rights - climate activists

COPENHAGEN, DENMARK (10 December 2009) – On Human Rights Day, the Peoples' Movement on Climate Change (PMCC) demand negotiators in the UN Climate Change Conference to make human rights the center of their negotiations for a global climate deal.

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