KASAMA 2007

 

• Differences Melt Away in Aboriginal and Filipino Women Story Sharing in Fairfield
• Invisible Realities, Forgotten Voices: The Women on Death Row
• UN Special Rapporteur on Extrajudicial Executions finds the military is killing leftist activists in The Philippines
• ‘Heed Alston recommendations or risk further embarrassment, government told’
• Astronomy By Jasmine Khan
• Ruling is a victory for Philippine children, says WHO
• Walk for Land, Walk for Justice
• A Mother's Long Walk for Justice
• Sumilao Farmers Press Conference
• 5th UITBB meeting for Asia and the Pacific
• Hospitalised guest worker faces deportation
• Women, Faith and a Culture of Peace

• United Nations adopts Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
• Global Indigenous Caucus: Statement by the Chairman, Les Malezer
• Aboriginal groups disappointed with Government’s United Nations vote
• UN Declaration a milestone for Indigenous Peoples
• Hard Labour Stolen Wages
• 1st International Conference on Cordillera Studies
• Commonwealth Ombudsman’s 10 Lessons for Public Administration
• The Old Struggle for Human Rights, New Problems Posed by Security
• Bohol Dreaming
• Front door, back door: seascapes and the Australian psyche
• Crossing Cultures - telling Australia’s Indigenous-Asian story
• Recommitting to multiculturalism by Tom Calma
• Storytelling around the dining table
• Living under Civil Laws and Religious “Laws” in Australia: Conflict or Harmony?

• Philippines Elections 2007: A regime hell-bent on remaining in power is capable of doing almost anything
• Philippines Elections 2007: A CLIMATE OF RESIGNATION, FRAUD AND VIOLENCE
• Philippines Elections 2007: Compact 2007 International Observers Mission Group Recommendations
• Philippines Elections 2007: Report from an International Election Observer in Cotabato City Dr Lesley Clark
• Philippines Elections 2007: ROT IN THE SYSTEM by Lawrence Surendra
• Philippines Elections 2007: Negros Occidental — Sugar and Philippine Politics
• DEATH OR GLORY
• Political Caucus of Women Leaders in Mindanao is Launched
• The Pigram Brothers: a top Aboriginal band talk about their Filipino heritage
• Howard’s New Tampa – Aboriginal Children Overboard
• Giving Face to the Desaparecidos
• Film shows ‘trafficking’ of Pinoy workers to Iraq has an American face
• Racism Report Released

• The Significance of International Women’s Day to Filipino Women Migrant Workers by Edna Aquino
• Women’s Day marchers denounce police brutality on women’s rally!
• PINOY TV for the Filipino Australian Community
• Extrajudicial killings have a corrosive effect on civil society and political discourse…by Philip Alston
• On the Brutal Killing of the Most Reverend Alberto B. Ramento, the Ninth IFI Obispo Maximo - A Statement of the Iglesia Filipina Independiente
• Dialogue Among Faiths and Civilizations in the Asia-Pacific Region: Hopeful Signs, Urgent Challenges
• Sharing our Stories Around the Dining Table: Aboriginal and Filipino Women
• Permanent Peoples’ Tribunal - Second Session on the Philippines - The Hague, the Netherlands - March 21-25, 2007
• Philippines: Crucial Mid-Term Elections in May by Lorraine Salazar in Asian Analysis
• Trapo Parties and Corruption by Nathan Gilbert Quimpo
• Upcoming Events

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