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Tag Archives: Hong Kong
“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
No IAMR, but IMA – a counter-event to the GFMD in Geneva
Plenty of acronyms, I know, but what this means, is: Unlike the last 3 years, this coming week in Geneva no International Assembly of Migrants and Refugees (IAMR) will be held during the GFMD. Instead, the International Migrants’ Alliance (IMA) will … Continue reading
Posted in Gfmd, GFMD Civil Society Days, IAMR, Migration, PGA
Tagged Amnesty International, Asia-Pacific, civil society, development, domestic work, gender, Geneva, gfmd, global governance, Hong Kong, human rights, iamr, Latin America, Middle East, migration, NGO, pga, Philippines, Switzerland, United Nations
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The GFMD, Migration, Development and Human Rights 