Center for Migrant Advocacy
CMA is an organization that advocates for the rights
of Filipino migrants everywhere - whether they are land
based or sea-based migrants and Filipino immigrants
or permanent residents and their families.
Cordillera Conservation Trust
Sustainable Solutions for the Cordillera Mountains
Inside Mindanao Internet Radio
Inside Mindanao Internet Radio features music from Mindanao artists, radio plugs on Mindanao social issues, and news from Mindanao.
Philippine Migrants Rights
Watch
The Philippine Migrants Rights Watch is a registred
civil society network that was established in 1995 to
encourage the recognition, protection and fulfillment
of Filipino migrants' rights - both in the Philippines
and abroad during the entire migration process.
Philippine-European
Solidarity Centre (PESC-KSP)
PESC-KSP supports the efforts of the Philippine peoples
organizations and NGOs to build a just and sustainable
society in the Philippines.
Project Respect
Project Respect was established in late 1998 to work
with women and girls in the sex industry, and began
direct service work in March 2000. We focus on the most
isolated and difficult parts of the sex industry, and
areas where no other services operate. We have a particular
focus on women trafficked to Australia for prostitution,
and other women experiencing harm and violence within
the sex industry.
Transnational
Institute
The Transnational Institute was founded in 1974 as a
worldwide fellowship of committed scholar-activists.
It was one of the first research institutes established
to be transnational in name, composition, orientation
and focus.
Institute
for Popular Democracy
The Institute for Popular Democracy (IPD) is a political
and economic research and advocacy organization serving
social movement groups, NGOs in development work, and
progressive local government officials. Since its inception
in 1987, it has undertaken cutting-edge research on
Philippine elites, elections, local politics and democratization
processes.
Amnesty International Australia
Human Rights Defenders.
Coalition Against Trafficking
in Women - Asia Pacific (CATWAP)
Promoting women's human rights. Protesting sexual exploitation.
The Coalition Against Trafficking in Women-Asia Pacific
is an international network of feminist groups, organizations
and individuals fighting the sexual exploitation of
women globally.
Sexual exploitation - especially prostitution and trafficking
- violates women's human rights and is a severe form
of discrimination. CATW brings international attention
to trafficking in women and girls, prostitution, pornography,
sex tourism and bride selling. CATW has a CONSULTATIVE
STATUS II under the UN Economic and Social Council since
1989
Polaris Project
Combating trafficking in women and children.
Featuring www.HumanTrafficking.com
ECPAT International
ECPAT was originally established as a campaign to end
child prostitution in Asian tourism by a group of NGO
workers and other concerned individuals in 1990. In
1996 ECPAT evaluated the previous five years of its
work and recognised that, while it's activities had
been very successful at publicising and mobilising action
on the situation of child sex tourism in Asia, the commercial
sexual exploitation of children was a growing global
phenomena which takes many forms. The Executive Committee
of ECPAT then decided to widen the scope of its work
to encompass the issues of child pornography and the
trafficking of children for sexual purposes and to broaden
its focus to become an international campaign.
Filipino/American Coalition for Environmental Solutions (FACES)
FACES envisions an interconnected world where people are healthy
and free to realize their potential through cooperation and solidarity. We aspire for
communities that are accountable for the safety and well-being of each other and Mother Earth. We hope for a world where people respect the interdependence of species, protect and
preserve the resources of the environment, and sustain all living
creatures for present and future generations.
Asia-Pacific Solidarity Coalition
APCET is a member of the International Federation for
East Timor (IFET)
Initiatives for International Dialogue
IID envisions a world where peace, justice, freedom and democracy reign. Where nations and peoples are sovereign but interdependent, their interactions guided by the ethics and principles of equality, respect and self-determination. Where peoples have become truly independent. Where there is a new global order characterized by democracy, equality, justice and humane living.
Asia Monitor Resourcer Center
(AMRC)
Asia Monitor Resource Center (AMRC) is an independent
non-government organization (NGO) which focuses on Asian
labour concerns. The center's main goal is to support
democratic and independent labour movements in Asia.
In order to achieve this goal, AMRC upholds the principles
of workers' empowerment and gender consciousness, and
follows a participatory framework.
Global
Network - Asia
An Alliance of Trade Unions and Labor NGOs in Asia.
Third World Studies Center,
University of the Philippines
New perspectives on Philippine, regional and global
concerns.
Global Learning Centre
of Queensland
The Global Learning Centre aims to promote understanding
of people's shared responsibilities for developing more
peaceful, just and ecologically sustainable communities
in our world.
The Merlinda Bobis Web Site
prose - fiction - poetry - performance
Infoxchange Australia
Technology for Social Justice.
Griffith University Multi-Faith Centre
The Centre offers programs that encourage engagement with, education for and research in inter-faith dialogue toward the building of a culture of peace.
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