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EAST BAY REPORT BACK FROM THE WORLD
SOCIAL FORUM (WSF)
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
6:30 - 8 pm
5366 College Avenue
(5 blocks south of Rockridge Bart
station)
Oakland, CA Directions
For more information contact: Christian Poirier at Christian@amazonwatch.org or
510-666-7565 |
• Hear from representatives of Amazon Watch, Rainforest Action Network, International Forum on Globalization on their
experiences at the World Social Forum, which include coordinating the human
banner and the UN Declaration on Indigenous Peoples Rights panel with Indigenous
allies.
• Participate in an open discussion with other Bay Area
community members and leaders who attended the WSF.
• See photos by Lou Dematteis, award-winning photojournalist
from San Francisco.
Co-Sponsored by: Amazon Watch, Rainforest Action Network, International Forum on Globalization, and Center for Political Education.
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2009 World Social Forum - Fórum Social Mundial
2009Indigenous Rights in
Action - Direitos Indígenas em Ação
International Forum on Globalization, Tebtebba
Foundation,
Amazon Watch, Amazon Alliance
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Download the 1.4MB pdf report
(english, portuguese, spanish)
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The International Forum on Globalization
attended the World Social Forum in Belem Brazil during the week of Jan 26, 2009. Among other activities, we released our new
report, jointly published by the Tebtebba Foundation (Indigenous Peoples
International Centre for Policy Research and Education), on Implementing the
United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP).
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