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Moorson discusses militarisation of poverty in Africa in the context of declining agricultural economies, some of which stretch back 3500 years ago.
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Dan La Botz* discusses public workers’ struggles in the US and the potential to develop a ‘new’ workers movement.
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In this article China Labor Watch* discusses the sweatshops at Foxcom factories that produce Apple computers.
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In this article China Labor Watch*, discusses the working conditions at Apple and what you can do to support workers at Apple.
KC JOURNAL NO 30 JULY 2012 – Barometer of Resistance
date Place details demands 05 January 2012 Nebo – Limpopo Twenty-seven protesters appeared at the [Read More]
In this Edition – KC JOURNAL NO 29 DECEMBER 2011
This edition, no 28, is the last edition of the Khanya Journal for the year 2011, and is a special edition in a number of [Read More]
COP17
This article argues that the outcome of COP 17 in Durban is a crime against humanity and discusses this in relation to technology, agriculture and the Global Climate Fund amongst others.
The failings of climate negotiations
Saliem Fakir* discusses the failure of COP17 against the background of the United Nations bubble and its methods of work. Was an alternative possible.
The Durban Package: escape hatches, empty shells, and a death notice to equity
IBON* argues that the COP17 outcomes are empty, undermine equity; and therefore communities and movements need to mobilise, to resist.
Durban Package lacks ambition and equity
Payal Parekh* argues that the agreement lacks ambition, equity and justice and that it is essential for civil society to strategies and regroup to curb global warming.
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