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1. Asian Women Unite On The Web by Alfred Hermida, BBC News Online: URL: http://cpcabrisbane.org/Kasama/2001/V15n4/AsianWomenUnite.htm - 20KB

"The internet has been a boon in breaking women's isolation, creating networks that crisscross national borders, spanning the whole world," says Chat Garcia Ramilo. As project manager for an international women's organisation based in the Philippine capital, Manila, she relies on the internet every day.

Excerpt: for women's groups across the region, using technology to share information and advice. in the last...

2. Putting Poor Rural Women at the Center of Communications for Development: URL: http://cpcabrisbane.org/Kasama/2012/V26n1/RuralPoorWomen.htm - 20KB

Presentation by Isis International at the Panel Session on Rural Women – Poverty – Crises – Rights, UN CSW 56, New York, 2012

Excerpt: where the new information and communication technology (ict) tools are a part of our everyday life....

3. Philippines Elections 2007: ROT IN THE SYSTEM by Lawrence Surendra: URL: http://cpcabrisbane.org/Kasama/2007/V21n2/IOM-RotInTheSystem.htm - 35KB

Dynasty politics, violence and a systemic bias against equity threaten Asia's oldest democracy. Lawrence Surendra was a Compact IOM election observer with the Negros Occidental team.

Excerpt: leaders by texting, we cannot seem to use technology to vote them in place. our electoral system...

4. Enfranchising Overseas Filipinos: URL: http://cpcabrisbane.org/Kasama/2001/V15n1/Enfranchising.htm - 17KB

Politically disenfranchised as soon as they left Philippine soil, overseas Filipino workers and expats who have chosen to keep their Filipino citizenship know how it feels to be political eunuchs. While some 40 countries allow their citizens anywhere in the world to vote, Filipinos abroad remain unable to cast the ballot.

Excerpt: flag and have no intention of doing so. modern technology (the internet, cable and satellite tv,...

5. Critically Absent: Women’s Rights in Internet Governance: URL: http://cpcabrisbane.org/Kasama/2012/V26n2/CriticallyAbsent.htm - 19KB

The women’s movement has always had the ability to make the invisible visible and grant it a political character. This toolkit encourages women and their organisations to engage in political discussions regarding internet development with a vision of inclusion, fairness and respect for women’s rights. The authors’ visions are that the toolkit be used to raise awareness and encourage participation in a new environment where women cannot and should not be absent.

Excerpt: involved in the debate, kovacs says that a oeif technology is effectively rewiring many of the structures...

6. Akbayan Statement on the 108th Celebration in the Philippines of International Workers’ Day: URL: http://cpcabrisbane.org/Kasama/2011/V25n2/AkbayanStatement.htm - 21KB

Press Release: Rep. Walden Bello on Wages, Non–Wage Benefits and Job Security - Monday, 2 May 2011, Manila, Philippines

Excerpt: the labora based/equipment supported (lbes) technology when undertaking infrastructure and public...

7. Astronomy By Jasmine Khan: URL: http://cpcabrisbane.org/Kasama/2007/V21n4/Astronomy.htm - 25KB

“He it is who has made the sun a source of radiant light and the moon a light (reflected), and has determined for it phases so that you might know how to compute the years and to measure (time). None of this has God created without (an inner) truth. Clearly does He spell out these messages unto people of knowledge” (Quran 10: 5).

Excerpt: 3. dallal, 162-3. 4. foundation for science technology and civilisation, a oemuslim observatories,a...

8. International Solidarity Conference 2001 Women's Caucus: Conference Address: URL: http://cpcabrisbane.org/Kasama/2001/V15n3/ISC_Women.htm - 26KB

The Conference Address from the All Women's Caucus convened on September 23rd was delivered by AIDA SANTOS, from the Coalition Against Trafficking in Women-Asia Pacific (CATW-AP) and Women's Education Development Productivity and Research Organization (WEDPRO Inc.)

Excerpt: continues to wear a woman's face. the age of technology is upon us. boon it is, undoubtedly....

9. SPAN Web Site Map: URL: http://cpcabrisbane.org/Map.htm - 591KB

Solidarity Philippines Australia Network (SPAN) is a network of Filipino and Australian individuals and organisations active in solidarity with the struggles of the Filipino peoples for Human Rights, Self-Determination, Social Justice, Peace and Democracy.

Excerpt: research on the use of digital technology by the sex industry indeed as the writer...

10. FILIPINO WOMEN AND SEXUAL VIOLENCE: SPEAKING OUT AND PROVIDING SERVICES: URL: http://cpcabrisbane.org/CPCA/IWSSForum.htm - 135KB

Paper presented to the Immigrant Women's Support Service Forum "Sexual Violence in a Gender, Cultural and Human Rights Framework" on 24th November, 2000.

Excerpt: treat women as sexual objects. cyberspace technology has of late been an added source of sexuality...

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