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“Together, Civil Society Has Power”BOGOTA

“Together, Civil Society Has Power”

When Tamara Adrián, a Venezuelan transgender opposition legislator, spoke at a panel on inclusion during the last session of the International Civil Society Week held in Bogotá, 12 Latin American women stood up and stormed out of the room.

Constanza Vieira | Active Citizens | Global

Opinion: Illicit Financial Flows

Opinion: Illicit Financial Flows

International capital flows are now more than 60 times the value of trade flows. The Bank of International Settlements (BIS) is now of the view that large international financial transactions do not facilitate trade, and that excessive financial ‘elasticity’ was the cause of recent financial crises.

Jomo Kwame Sundaram | Global
World Farmers’ Organisation Meeting Eyes New Markets, Fresh Investment

World Farmers’ Organisation Meeting Eyes New Markets, Fresh Investment

‘No Farmer, No Food’ is an old slogan that the Zambia National Farmers’ Union still uses. Some people consider it a cliché, but it could be regaining its place in history as agriculture is increasingly seen as the answer to a wide range of the world’s critical needs such as nutrition, sustainable jobs and income for the rural poor.

Friday Phiri | Food & Agriculture | Africa

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Why we need to stand united against governments cracking down on dissent

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Addressing Climate Change On Several Fronts In The Caribbean


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Can the UN Security Council Stop Hospitals Being Targets in War?

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