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RSS FeedSAFAIDS News: A Call for Papers
2005-03-17, Issue 198
You are hereby kindly requested to submit papers or articles for SAfAIDS News newsletter. The newsletter targets: - Professionals working in the HIV/AIDS sector - Staff in ASOs, NGOs, FBOs, government bodies, UN agencies and universities in the re...
Survivors' Rights International
2005-03-17, Issue 198
The March 2005 issue of the Survivors' Rights International newsletter is now available online at: http://www.survivorsrightsinternational.org Please visit our web page to read our latest newsletter and press release....
The Millennium Campaign Voices Against Poverty e-bulletin
2005-03-17, Issue 198
The Millennium Campaign Voices Against Poverty now has a bi-monthly e-bulletin providing the latest on poverty and MDG campaigns from around the world. It also provides a platform to share campaign ideas, updates and events. The Millennium Campaign, ...
The 14th International Conference on AIDS and STIs in Africa (ICASA) discussion forum
2005-03-17, Issue 198
The 14th International Conference on AIDS and STIs in Africa (ICASA) will be hosted by Nigeria in Abuja by December 2005. ICASA draws participants from Africa and the rest of the world, a sizeable number of which are people living with HIV. Towards ...
Mazi on the Communication for Social Change Consortium website
2005-03-17, Issue 198
The second issue of Mazi is now available on the Communication for Social Change Consortium's website: (http://www.comminit.com/redirect.cgi?r=http://www.communicationforsocialchange.org/mazi.php). Mazi, which means "together", is the Consortium's on...
Sexual Health Exchange Newsletter
2005-03-17, Issue 198
Published by The Royal Tropical Institute (KIT) in collaboration with SAfAIDS (Southern Africa AIDS Information Dissemination Service), this is a 16-page quarterly newsletter on HIV/AIDS prevention programming which aims to promote the worldwide exch...
Rights & Democracy's Web Bulletin is now Online!
2005-03-10, Issue 197
Rights & Democracy's new bulletin includes the following: -Mobilizing for Democracy in Togo -Foreign Direct Investment: How is it affecting human rights? -Human Rights Challenges Plague Afghan Refugees in Iran -Haiti's Transition and Elections -...
World TB Day: Structured discussion announcement - Hidden Heroes
2005-03-10, Issue 197
As a member of the global Stop TB Partnership, Health and Development Networks (HDN) is pleased to announce a time-limited structured discussion around the theme of the 2005 World TB Day (WTBD) on 24th March 2005.The overall aim of these discussions ...
Online Discussion Forum on Privacy, Human Rights and Freedom of Expression
2005-03-10, Issue 197
The Free and Open Source Software Foundation for Africa (FOSSFA) will hold discussion forums themed, “Privacy, human rights and freedom of expression in the information age, myth or reality?” The discussions will aim to bring to light the understandi...
New Youth Online Forum
2005-03-03, Issue 196
YouthNet invites you to participate in an online discussion,"Youth Forum on Pregnancy Prevention in a Time of AIDS," to be held March 15 - April 15, 2005. You can share your experiences and lessons learned, along with guest experts from the United Na...
End Violence against Women
2005-03-03, Issue 196
End Violence against Women is an online resource that includes: * a database of documents, reports, journal articles, training materials, posters, pamphlets and other resources related to violence against women. * links to the latest news & event...
HIV/AIDS and Mobile Populations in Southern Africa
2005-03-03, Issue 196
The overall aims of this discussion is to share experiences and raise awareness about the issues of mobile populations and HIV/AIDS, particularly in the Southern African region. This discussion will take place on the AF-AIDS eForum between February a...
"Mauritius Watch" from Sokwanele
2005-03-03, Issue 196
On 17 August 2004, the Southern African Development Community (SADC) leaders meeting in Mauritius adopted the SADC Principles and Guidelines Governing Democratic Elections. "Mauritius Watch" provides a regular, objective and non-partisan assessment o...
E-Newsletter on Child-Led Associations in Africa
2005-03-03, Issue 196
What are associations of working children and youth, and other child led organisation doing in the towns of Africa together with their supporting structures, to increase their rights? Calao Express, is a new monthly electronic newsletter edited by En...
Refugee status determination (RSD) Updates
2005-03-03, Issue 196
The latest Refugee status determination (RSD) Updates include: - UNHCR, refugee advocates warn of a government crackdown on migrants in Malaysia - Wall Street Journal (USA) column condemns UNHCR for rejecting North Korean asylum-seekers - Stat...
Sustainable Africa email Newsletter
2005-02-24, Issue 195
One of the main aims of this free Newsletter is to bridge the information gap between Africa and developed countries by creating, strengthening and providing a forum for the exchange of information about experiences, activities, events and good pract...
HIV//AIDS and Mobile Populations in Southern Africa
Health and Development Networks (HDN) and the International Organization for Migration (IOM)
2005-02-24, Issue 195
Health and Development Networks (HDN) and the International Organization for Migration (IOM) Regional Office for Southern Africa are pleased to announce a forthcoming time-limited structured discussion on: HIV/AIDS AND MOBILE POPULATIONS IN SOUTHERN ...
Interim Developments Newsletter
2005-02-17, Issue 194
With its focus on employment practices, business and skills development in Africa, this issue of Interim Developments examines Corporate Social Responsibility projects in Africa, internship opportunities for young Africans in the Diaspora, South Afri...
CIPESA launches series on international ICT policy for East and Southern Africa
2005-02-17, Issue 194
The Collaboration on International ICT Policy in East and Southern Africa (CIPESA) is launching a commentary and discussion series to spark thinking and dialogue on important issues in the field. These short informative pieces will give an overview o...
Currents: UNIFEM's Supplement on Beijing +10
2005-02-17, Issue 194
Currents, UNIFEM'S electronic newsletter has produced a special Beijing +10 supplement for the January issue which offers relevant information and links in the lead-up to Beijing+10. This week's supplement includes stories on: Beijing+10 and the Comm...
HIV/AIDS and mobile populations in Southern Africa
2005-02-17, Issue 194
Aforthcoming time-limited structured discussion on: HIV/AIDS AND MOBILE POPULATIONS IN SOUTHERN AFRICA will take place on the AF-AIDS eForum between February - June 2005. The overall aims of this discussion are to share our experiences and raise awar...
CONGO e-Update
2005-02-17, Issue 194
The CONGO e-Update is an occasional email news service of the Conference of NGOs, informing our members and affiliated networks of relevant upcoming events sponsored by the United Nations, CONGO and its affiliated committees and task forces, and othe...
Website on Islam and Human Rights
2005-02-10, Issue 193
The Islam and Human Rights Fellowship Program at Emory University School of Law, Atlanta, USA is pleased to announce the launch of an updated version of our Islam and Human Rights website (www.law.emory.edu/IHR ) with lots of new content offerings. The new content on the website includes:...
Les Pénélopes and Digitall Future
2005-02-10, Issue 193
Directed by the women's group, Les Pénélopes, the bilingual international feminist quarterly magazine Digitall Future is produced by an international team gathering of activists, professional or not of information, renewed with each edition. It analy...
BBC Focus on Africa: January - March 2005
2005-02-10, Issue 193
BBC Focus on Africa Magazine is published quarterly by the BBC World Service. Each edition covers the latest political, economic, social, cultural and sporting developments in Africa. The latest edition looks as Somalia and the challenges that lie ah...
Women's Millenium Development Goals forum
2005-02-10, Issue 193
We encourage you to take part in our Web Discussion Forum by logging on to the EASSI Forum, which is in preparation for the 49th Session of the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) due to take place in New York. You can go straight to the Forum by...
South Africa: Media Toolbox
2005-02-03, Issue 192
media.toolbox is South Africa's longest running media and ICT eNewsletter. Now entering its seventh year of publication, media.toolbox publishes news on South African media and marketing industries, as well as on the latest technology and telecoms is...
SciDev.Net's new biodiversity 'Facts and Figures' section
2005-02-03, Issue 192
The Science and Development Network (SciDev.Net) has launched a useful online resource that provides crucial data about the current state of the world's biodiversity. This new biodiversity 'facts and figures' section includes recent estimates of ext...
South Africa: Human Rights Law in Africa newsletter 2005
2005-02-03, Issue 192
Human Rights Law in Africa covers the activities of the United Nations, the African Union and its predecessor the Organization of African Unity, as well as sub-regional and other inter-governmental organizations and NGOs in the field of human rights ...
Africast Newsletter
2005-02-03, Issue 192
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