Category: Statement
![[AEPF] FIND AND PUNISH ANOUSA’S ATTACKERS; END VIOLENCE AND IMPUNITY!](https://focusweb.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/xPhoto-C-e1683192637583-627x376.jpeg.pagespeed.ic.RxtpcD19dy.jpg)
Anousa “Jack” Luangsouphom, a young Lao blogger. Photo from https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100073952982858.
[AEPF] FIND AND PUNISH ANOUSA’S ATTACKERS; END VIOLENCE AND IMPUNITY!
The Organising Committee of the Asia-Europe Peoples’ Forum (AEPF) expresses our shock and anger at...
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Kailangan kilalanin ng UN Committee on World Food Security ang intersectionality ng kagutuman, karahasang sekswal at base sa kasarian, at diskriminasyon
Originally posted in English here. Daan-daang mga samahang mula sa civil society, katutubo at...
Read More![[CSIPM] The UN Committee on World Food Security must acknowledge the intersectionality of hunger, sexual and gender-based violence, and discrimination](https://focusweb.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/xunnamed-15-627x376.jpg.pagespeed.ic.1EC1t8KHqW.jpg)
[CSIPM] The UN Committee on World Food Security must acknowledge the intersectionality of hunger, sexual and gender-based violence, and discrimination
Originally published here. Hundreds of civil society, Indigenous Peoples’ and women’s...
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Senate President Miguel Zubiri, main sponsor of Senate Resolution of Concurrence in RCEP issued statements to media that the country can withdraw from RCEP if an influx of imports occurs as a result of the agreement. Photo from Senate PRIB
Trade Justice Pilipinas: We are locked-in to obligations under RCEP. While withdrawal is possible, not so easily done!
Trade Justice Pilipinas’s reaction to Sen. Zubiri’s statements about possibility of PH withdrawal...
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Senator Risa Hontiveros interpellating the sponsors of the RCEP concurrence resolution at plenary debates in the Senate. Sen. Hontiveros was the only Senator who voted against Senate concurrence in RCEP. 21 February 2023. Photo from Sen. Hontiveros’ Facebook page.
TRADE JUSTICE PILIPINAS Statement: The struggle against trade liberalization continues
STATEMENT OF TRADE JUSTICE PILIPINAS ON THE SENATE CONCURRENCE IN RCEP The struggle against trade...
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Broad coalition of agriculture stakeholders and trade justice advocates held a pressconference this morning to urge the Senate to reject RCEP! 1 February 2023, Quezon City. Photo by Joseph Purugganan.
Joint Statement of Agri stakeholders and Trade Justice Advocates: NO TO RCEP! DON’T MAKE PHL AN “UKAY-UKAY” REPUBLIC!
Last November 2021, during the 18th Congress, various farmers, fishers, workers, civil society and...
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CLIMATE BREAKDOWN AND THE FAILURE OF MULTILATERALISM
End of year statement from Focus on the Global South December 2022 Extreme weather events in 2022...
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International Human Rights Day – International Statement
2022 December 10 Today, December 10, marks the 74th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of...
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Reform of GSP: A Matter of Urgent Concern
Statement from Trade Justice Pilipinas 13 December 2022 Trade Justice Pilipinas welcomes...
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Lao national and 2005 Magsaysay Award recipient Sombath Somphone stands beside a poster of fellow awardee V. Shanta during a press conference in Manila, Philippines on Monday 29 August 2005. Photo: EPA/ROLEX DELA PENA
Laos: After 10 years, civil society worldwide is still asking: “Where is Sombath?”
Joint Statement Ahead of the 10-year anniversary of the enforced disappearance of Lao civil...
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Riot Police during the APEC Summit in Bangkok, Thailand, 18 November 2022. Photo by สำนักข่าวราษฎร - Ratsadon News.
STATEMENT: Thailand must respect the Rights of Peaceful Assembly during APEC 2022
Bangkok, 18 November 2022 Civil Society Organisations condemn the Thai Government’s violent...
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[CSIPM] Women and Gender Diversities Working Group Statement on CFS Gender Equality and Women’s and Girls’ Empowerment
Originally published here. Sign the Statement here “How much time do you need for our voices to...
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![[FS4P] Social movements, Indigenous Peoples, and civil society organizations continue to fight against the corporate capture of global food governance](https://focusweb.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/xBanner-media-impact-150x150.png.pagespeed.ic.0DeELV32NW.jpg)
