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| Message of the WMCW for 8 March 2008 |
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The neo-liberal politicians have seen that the globalization of the market place as lifeline for the sale of their products, and to ensure the slow progress of human rights. Profit has dominated the advancement of human rights... |
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| A disaster
a challenge to us all! |
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While in several
countries, men and the women were struck and
continue to be, by wars, terrorist acts, and
natural disasters, the entire human race,
saw the very worst of natural disasters on
26 December 2004. The Tsunami disaster struck
countries which border the Indian Ocean: more
than 280.000 lost their lives, Towns and cities
destroyed, millions of people displaced, properties
and infrastructures seriously damaged... |
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| What type
of worker does occupational health and safety
apply to ? |
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For 40 years,
the World Movement of Christian Workers has
been working to promote the value and dignity
of work. It has been campaigning for decent
work for all and the promotion of a new society.
This is why we are pleased that the ILO is
at the forefront of this struggle, which will
lead public and private authorities to implement
policies that will offer real opportunities
for access to decent work throughout the world... |
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| WOMEN
WALK, WAY OF HOPE! |
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The General Assembly
of WMCW held in May 2004, reaffirmed the commitment
of the movements to actively continue their
involvement in the Women world Walk. The WMCW
fully supports the theme of Walk: "Against
poverty and for the sharing of the wealth,
against violence to women and for the respect
of their physical and mental integrity". |
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NO TO
EXPLOITATION AND COMPETITION,
YES TO SOLIDARITY! |
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More than one
billion human beings live with less than one
American dollar per day, 2,7 billion other
people fights to survive with less than two
dollars per day. More than 880 million people,
among whom 300 million children, go hungry
to bed each day. Each year, more than six
million children die of curable or avoidable
diseases such as malaria, diarrhea or pneumonia. |
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