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We Demand Employment, Equal Labour Standards and Participation in Decision Making for All Women Workers
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Campaign for Democracy in Nepal: Press Statement of the Seven Political Parties in Nepal Published Monday, April 17, 2006 - 07:39 PM
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April 12, 2006
The meeting of the topmost leaders of the seven political parties is held today in the afternoon in Kathmandu. The decisions of the meeting are made public through this communiqu�: 1. The peaceful joint movement launched under the leadership of the seven political parties for an end of the autocratic monarchy and for the establishment of full-fledged democracy is becoming more effective and forceful. It is our conclusion that only the joint peaceful mass movement can fulfill the objective of the ongoing movement. In this movement, the participation of broad masses of the people including the leaders and activists of political parties, mass organizations, media workers, professional and community organizations and human rights workers has been widening. In the course of the movement six brave persons has got martyrdom. Thousands of people are arrested and wounded. We pay our heartfelt homage to the martyrs and extend our thanks to all those who have participated in the movement. We cordially appeal to all workers, peasants, women, youths, students, intellectuals, civil servants, employees of all public and financial institutions, teachers, university teachers, doctors, engineers, industrialists, business person, journalists, human rights workers, writers, litterateurs, artists and brothers and sisters of all caste, language, religion and region to participate more effectively in a peaceful and non-violent way in the movement.
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Campaign for Democracy in Nepal: Urgent Solidarity Needed Published Monday, April 17, 2006 - 07:30 PM
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Dear sisters and comrades, Warm greetings from Committee for Asian Women. We call upon your urgent and serious attention on the latest situation in Nepal and plead for your strong solidarity to the democratic movement. For the last 10 days, a mass struggle, called by all the democratic forces in Nepal, has brought thousands and thousands of people from all over the nation, to the streets of all main cities. People have been resisting regardless of arrests and curfews. People have defied the curfew and prohibition orders. Katmandu valley and majority of the municipalities were under curfew last week, but everywhere curfew was broken by the people . Due to increasing support from the masses-the people, the nationwide strike and street protests have continued and will continue indefinitely till the autocratic king steps down! In response to the people�s movement, the autocratic King of Nepal has used excessive armed force to suppress the peaceful democratic movement. As a result, many people have been seriously injured, killed or imprisoned. Hence the repression from the government side is increasing as well! At this point in the history of Nepal, your strong solidarity/protest is urgently needed in order that the democratic movement is victorious and the regime of the autocratic king comes to an end.
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Campaign for Democracy in Nepal: Protest On International Day Of Action On Nepal Published Thursday, April 13, 2006 - 09:20 PM
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The continued absence of democracy and human rights, including trade union rights, in Nepal today provoked strong protest from the trade union movement. To mark today's International Day of Action on Nepal, the ICFTU, the World Confederation of Labour (WCL), their affiliates, and Global Union Federations met with Nepalese Ambassadors in country capitals, demonstrated outside the South Asian country's diplomatic mission in India and sent protest letters to representatives of the Nepalese authorities across the world. United in message, the trade union movement delivered the statement that the King must restore democracy and human rights, and the respect for trade union rights.
Trade Unionists Across The World Voice Protest on International Day Of Action on Nepal
In the 49 days since the royal dismissal of government (1st February 2005), the Nepalese trade union movement has been the victim of a stiff crackdown by authorities on any expression of human rights. Several trade unionists have been arrested, some of the detained are in poor health, and other labour activists have been forced into hiding, for fear of arrest.
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Campaign: Domestic Workers Are Workers
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Coming CAW Events Regional Conference on Domestic Workers
26-27 August 2008
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CAW Secretariat Executive Coordinator- Lucia V Jayaseelan
Programme Coordinator- Deepa Bharathi
Programme Officer- Niza Concepcion
Information Communication and Media Officer- Juliette Lee
Publication, Resource Centre and Thai Liaison Officer- Patima Kalumpakorn (Pui)
Book-keeper / Administration Assistant- Suneerat Sangthong (Tuk)
Finance Consultant- Leong Mee Nan (Mei Yun)
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