KASAMA 2008

 

• Migrant Workers are Human Beings – not Commodities
• Migrant Workers Groups issue a 10-point challenge to Governments at the 2nd GFMD
• The 2nd GFMD Civil Society Days
• Philippine Migrants’ Rights Watch
• Plight of Asian women raised at 2nd GFMD
• Civil society groups await post–GFMD meeting with government
• Kimberly Country Update
• BACKROOM PRESS: from the Kimberley to the World
• Trafficked Women’s Issues in Australia put on National Agenda
• The Dawn Song - Lyrics
• Australia signs up to the CEDAW Optional Protocol — At Last!
• Church Leaders Avow Support To Indigenous Peoples
• One Humanity, Many Faiths
• On the botched MOA–AD: Lessons never learned
• ANNOUNCEMENT: ASEAN Peoples' Forum
• Mario Ruperto Talag Gatbonton

• The People, The Tides, The Story
• Filipinos' contributions honoured in Broome's 39th Shinju Matsuri Festival
• Looking Back, Going Forward
• New laws to protect overseas workers?
• AGAINST THEIR WILL by Kathleen Maltzahn
• The Solemn Lantern Maker by Merlinda Bobis
• Growing Up Asian in Australia
• The Year of Philippine Australian Writing
• AFAD’s Statement on the Commemoration of the 36th Anniversary of the Declaration of Martial Law
• What Muslim Mindanao Really Means to Arroyo By Nathan Gilbert Quimpo
• Stolen Wages - Worth Fighting For

• Advance Australia Fair?
• Look after country and country will look after you
• ORAL HISTORIES : REVEALING HIDDEN HISTORIES
• Philippine Working Group on GFMD and Migrants’ Rights International: Global Call To Action
• Migrant Workers in Australia: our responsibility as a global citizen
• Cries From The Workplace: Stories of migrant women workers in Sydney
• Valuing and Protecting Diversity
• 2008 Amnesty International Report
• Focus on Gender in Climate Change and Disaster Risk Reduction
• Trafficking and the Need for Global Justice
• Contested Democracy and the Left in the Philippines
• Hearing The Voices Of Filipino Women: Violence, Media Representation And Contested Realities
• From: Center for Migrant Advocacy Philippines

• Walking Together for Peace and Reconciliation
• Networking Religious Congregations to Eliminate Human Trafficking
• WHAT NOW — SORRY HAS BEEN SAID
• The Negros Nine Organic Farm
• DIDIPIO UPDATE
• DIDIPIO: Exploitation or Business?
• Big Sorry Day by Deborah Ruiz Wall
• BURRAAY - Dreaming Them Home
• Let the healing begin
• Urgent reform to Indigenous policy and service delivery needed
• Resistances and Actions Summarise Women’s Month
• Islamic New Year: Why Ahmad and Sarah matter in 2008
• Milan: Film Review by Natasha Saroca
• Bayan Ko
• Refugee Week
• Working Against Trafficking in Persons

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