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Tag Archives: Brooklyn
“Education, not Deportation!” March from #IAMR to #NYIC – including Bill de Blasio…
Today, the citizens of New York are voting for a new mayor – and it is quite likely going to be Bill de Blasio. The reports on the news remind me of a rally a month ago that took place in … Continue reading
A march with an impact: The PGA rallye on the eve of the #HLD2013
Better late than never – here are finally some of the pcitures I took during the PGA March on the eve of the UN HLD in October. Events kicked off with a labor-community rallye right opposite the Homeland security HQ in Manhattan, … Continue reading
Posted in Migration, PGA, UN HLD
Tagged Brooklyn, Brooklyn Bridge, Brooklyn Park Minnesota, Circular migration, civil society, development, gender, gfmd, global governance, human rights, Immigration, Manhattan, Migrant worker, migration, multiculturalism, New York City, NGO, Non-governmental organization, pga, United Nations
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