Farm Workers at the WFS
Mafata Mogodi gives an overview of the discussions and debates around farm workers in nairobi.
Mafata Mogodi gives an overview of the discussions and debates around farm workers in nairobi.
In this article, James Barrett* argues that the decline in the anti-war movement was clearly reflected in Nairobi. He contrasts this with more positive developments in global solidarity for the Palestinian struggle.
Silumko Khethokuhle Radebe gives an overview of the housing struggles discussed in Nairobi.
Desmond D’Sa* gives his impressions of the environmental struggle.
Anele Silekwa * reflects on the strengths and weaknesses of youth participation at the WSF and concludes that there is much work to be done in this sector.
Regis Mtutu* recounts the discussions and debate around the HIV/AIDS struggle and argues that an important contribution was made in Nairobi, despite some problems.
Adamos Zachariadis, Vasianna Konstantopoulou and Elisabeth Lountou*
A national workshop in 2006 looked at the position of farm dwellers in South Africa and put forward demands for an alternative framework for land reform.
Final Statement from WSF Assembly of Social Movements wsf 2007 assembly of social movements
The Road to Nairobi In January 2007 the first meeting of the World Social Forum on African soil will take place in Nairobi, Kenya. The […]
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