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Interlinking Gender, Economic and Ecological Justice in Latin America: Towards a Development Based on the Sustainability of Life
Sixth Asia Pacific Population Conference Analysis by DAWN, RESURJ and IWHC
Analysis by DAWN, RESURJ, YCSRR and IWHC on the Montevideo Consensus
Policy Space Needed for Rights-Based Development: Saving the new generation of Development Goals from a New Corporations-Driven Task List
Women’s Rights in Political Transitions
Neo-extractive Realities, Post-extractivist futures: Pacific Women and Feminist Development Alternatives
No Empowerment without Rights, No Rights without Politics: Gender Equality, MDGs and the Post 2015 Development Agenda
Joint Analysis of CPD45
2nd Asia Capacity Building Workshop on Human Rights and Economic Justice
Analysis Paper on the Rio+20 Process and Outcome Document
Viewpoint: Additionality or Bust!
A Historic Human Rights Victory
7 Deadly Steps?
Gender Biased Sex Selection: Key Issues for Action by Gita Sen
Engendering Social Security and Protection: The Case of Asia, by Gita Sen
Momentum Effect Created by Youngistan
Young Feminist Reflections, Struggles and Critique: Where are the Women?
Amnesty International and Cageprisoners: Statement by Gita Sahgal
A Feminist Agenda for Transforming Structural and Technological Convergence
Environmental Education and Gender Justice: Presentation to the Commission on Environment, Ecology and Sustainable Development (ICAE 7th World Assembly)
Policy Space for Developmental States in a Multi-Polar World: In Search for Social Reproduction and Economic Redistribution
Beyond the Theory-Practice-Activism Divide
Food Crisis and Sovereignty in Sub-Saharan Africa
