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, by Assembly of Movements, Movements (Europe)
Declaration of the Assembly of the Movements
Athens, 7 May 2006
We, women and men from social movements across Europe, came to Athens after years of common experiences, fighting against war, neoliberalism, all forms of imperialism, colonialism, racism, discrimination and exploitation, (…)
Various reports and comments on the Frankfurt European Preparatory Assembly and networks meeting (March 2-5, 2006) are presented below. Others will be added when received.
Attention: The content of the French and English files on the Vienna Assembly are different and complementary. When and if (…)
1. VENUE
The 4th European Social Forum will be held at the Basketball and Fencing Facilities, right next to the ex-West Airport at the area of Hellinikon. These facilities provide us with the following rooms: Central room for Fencing 7,000 m2 (which will be properly modified in order to (…)
, by GIEGOLD Sven
Some reflections on Attac Europe?s Bolkestein campaign
After a period of mobilisation should follow a period of shared reflection. The European Demonstration in Strasbourg on the 11th of February has certainly been a highlight in Attac?s history. 15.000 people, many of them directly or (…)
Various reports and comments on the Vienna European Preparatory Assembly and networks meeting are presented below (Jan. 4-8, 2006). Others will be added when received.
Attention: The content of the French and English files on the Vienna Assembly are different and complementary. When and if (…)
We are reproducing below reports from working groups of the European Preparatory Assembly (EPA) to the Athnes’ Fourth ESF, as well as reports of commission which met at this occasion without being formally part of the EPA. We shall complete these reports. All the reports published in English are (…)
, by Transform!
Sef-presentation of Transform! taken from Espaces Marx website September 30, 2005.
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Network established at the initiative of:
Espaces Marx (France), Fondation Rosa Luxemburg (Allemagne), Fondation Nicos Poulantzas (Grèce), Commission de Recherche du PRC (Italie), Fundacion de (…)
, by SANTOS Raphie de
29 Arrested in Anti-G8 Demo
, by CALLINICOS Alex
Alex Callinicos argues for the continued primacy of the fight against imperialism in the ESF process.
1. The third European Social Forum in London (14-17 October 2004)provided further evidence - if more were needed - of the vitality of the altermondialiste movement. It also confirmed - after (…)
, by ROUSSET Pierre
Preparatory report on the London ESF
We come from all the campaigns and social movements, “no vox” organisations, trade unions, human rights organisations, international solidarity organisations, anti-war and peace and feminist movements. We come from every region in Europe to gather in (…)
, by LEPLAT Fred
The ESF was an enormous success - that is the first thing to say. 25,000 people from 70 countries is a substantial achievement, and the final compromise call of the social movements set out a series of realistic mobilisation targets for the coming year. In addition, in a (limited) number of (…)
, by LECLERC Anne
More than 3,000 women and about 150 men took part in the European Assembly for Women’s Rights that took place on November 12, 2003 in Bobigny on the outskirts of Paris. This was an undeniable success for an event that constitutes very much a “first” as a feminist initiative in Europe. Let’s look (…)
, by DE MOND Nadia
Why a women’s day at the European Social Forum (ESF)? The idea of organizing a whole day of women’s debates inside the ESF emerged in the context of the limited space for discussion in workshops or in seminars provided by the first ESF at Florence.
The lack of time available for a real (…)
, by AGUITON Christophe
For five days, from the 29th May to the 2nd June 2003, the main cities around Lake Geneva - Geneva, Annemasse and Lausanne - were the setting for the biggest mobilisation ever organised in this area.
But before coming back to the mobilisations, a few words on the G8 itself.
It was held less (…)
, by NINEHAM Chris
No one really knew what to expect. For the Italians particularly there was the stress created by the scare campaign co-ordinated between the state and the media. Everyone else was probably uneasy about how Berlusconi would respond and worried that his strategy of tension might work. But there (…)
We have come together from the social and citizens movements from all the regions of Europe, East and West, North and South. We have come together through a long process : the demonstrations of Amsterdam, Seattle, Prague, Nice, Genoa, Brusseles, Barcelona, the big mobilisations against the (…)
Here are the Call of the european social movements and the agenda which was decided upon in the Assembly of the 10th of November 2002 in Florence.
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Call of the European Social Movements
We have come together from the social and citizens movements from all the regions of Europe, East (…)
, by Comité d’initiative français (FS)
This text was approved at the meeting of the French Mobilisation Committee on the 21st October.
The French Mobilisation Committee will organise a meeting open to all organisations and networks in Europe involved in the European Social Forum 2002 and the World Social Forum. The meeting will (…)
, by AGUITON Christophe
Barcelona, March 2002, demonstration
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