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The Arusha Declaration:
Rediscovering Nyerere's Tanzania
The re-publication in
English
& first publication
in Spanish
of the Arusha
Declaration
In
1967, newly independent Tanzania led by President Julius Nyerere
issued The Arusha Declaration, one of the great documents
of the 20th century. It confronts the problems for economically
poor countries developing economically
while trying to remain independent of
international capital. Beginning with the working life of the
people, especially of women in the countryside who
‘work
the harder than anyone else’, it sets out an alternative
strategy of Ujamaa
or 'African socialism': self-reliance, co-operation and
preventing the corruption of the government and the ruling
party.
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Misjudging Rape:
Breaching Gender Guidelines and International Law in Asylum
Appeals
A Dossier
of how adjudicators (now known as immigration judges) flout
international law and even their own guidelines when they
consider the asylum claims of women and girls seeking safety and
protection from rape.
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Death Row
journalist Mumia Abu-Jamal - The case for a new trial
by Robert R Bryan, lead counsel
Edited by Legal Action for Women
Mumia's lawyer spells out what the basic issues of the case are,
outlining the injustices of the trial and subsequent hearings,
and the grounds for the new appeal. Leading UK lawyers have now
asked the appeal court to enable Mumia, for the first time, to
put his case to a jury free of racism. |
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A "Bleak House"
for Our Times: An investigation into Yarl's Wood Removal
Centre
by Legal Action for Women
New
research based on the experiences of over 130 women detained in
Yarl’s Wood Removal Centre explodes the myth that the asylum
system is “fast but fair” and that most asylum seekers are
“bogus”, and instead demonstrates that most of those deemed
“bogus” have never had a chance to present their case.
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For Asylum Seekers and their
Supporters: A Self-Help Guide against detention & deportation
This accessible step-by-step guide puts together
information that is not usually available so that anyone
determined to get protection and justice can find out how to do
it.
Read more
Review
Free to Asylum Seekers;
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Criminalisation : the price women
and children pay
The English Collective of Prostitute's response to the
government's review of the prostitution laws, presented at the
Conference No Bad Women, No Bad Children, Just Bad Laws
London 4 December 2004 |
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The Unions, the
US State Department & Venezuela
Open letter to John
Sweeney, President of the AFL-CIO from the Global Women's
Strike. Available in Spanish and English
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Hablemos del Poder / Talking of Power
Transcript from the Video/DVD of the same title.
Produced by the Global Women's
Strike, 2005
Available in Spanish and English.
Sex, race and class in revolutionary Venezuela. From the
hills of Caracas to the banks of the Orinoco, the grassroots
tell how they are changing our world. |
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The Sans-Papiers
A Woman Draws the First Lessons
Madjiguène Cissé
The New Movement of Asylum Seekers and Immigrants without papers
in France. |
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Marx and Feminism
Selma James
Another reading of Marx's
Capital from the point of view of women's unwaged work. By
the co-author of The Power of Women and the Subversion of
the Community. |
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The Global Kitchen
– the case for counting unwaged work
Ed Selma James, 1995
Also available in Spanish (see
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La
Cocina Global |
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Rape in the Media: Submission
to the National Heritage Committee Inquiry into Privacy and
Media Intrusion, 1993
Is the law on anonymity
enough to protest rape survivors? Or are we still identified,
judges, misrepresented and exploited by the media's sexist and
racist stereotypes? |
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Against
Redistributing Poverty Counting the cost to
women, children and men of the child maintenance plan, based on
the UK experience.
Wages for Housework Campaign & Payday Men's Network |
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The UN Decade for Women: an offer
we couldn't refuse
Fahnbulleh, 1985
An account of how
grassroots women from all over the world went to the Nairobi UN
Conference in 1985 and got governments to commit to counting
unwaged work. |
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The Hooker & the Beak: A time to break the law?
Sarah Hipperson, Greenham Common Women's Peace Camp; Nina
Lopez-Jones, English Collective of Prostitutes |
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Housework for Sale
Suzie Fleming
The movement for the
recognition of housework as productive work. |
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Sex, Race and Class
Selma James
The economic basis of the power relations within the working
class internationally. A classic of the anti-racist women's
movement. Also available in French and Spanish (see below) |
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Sexe,
Race et Classe
Selma James
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Sexo,
Raza y Clase
Marx y el feminismo |
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True Confessions of a Raspberry/Message to Bhopal
Claire Glasman and WinVisible (Women with Visible and Invisible
Disabilities)
The
work of having a disability, the disablement caused by
military-industrial practices from London to Bhopal, and how
low benefits keep people with disabilities ghettoised. |
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Hookers in the House of the Lord
Selma James
The account of the occupation
of a church by women protesting against the prostitution laws in
Kings Cross, London, England. |
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Women, the Unions
and Work
Or What is Not to Be Done
Selma James, 1972
With this pamphlet feminism
finally broke out of the political ghetto which confined
"women's issues" to a no-man's-land outside of class. "The
perspective of winning" indicates a new organizing perspective
which chooses "between women on the one hand and unions and work
on the other". |
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