Axis 01 Dignity, diversity
Axis 02 Environmental Justice
Axis 03 All the human rights
Axis 04 Migrants and right to establish
Axis 05 Right to knowledge and media
Axis 06 Free World
Axis 07 Economic Justice
Axis 08 Democracy and participation
Axis 09 Peace and sel-determination
Axis 10 Africa and Diaspora
Axis 11 Thinking another possible world
Axis 12 Shared World
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Hundreds of Palestinians with Venezuelan nationality went to the representative office to cast their votes, but found that Israeli authorities had not delivered the ballots to Ramallah
Marikana now joins the ranks of the Sharpeville and Boipatong massacres in the odious history of a method of capital accumulation based on violence.
If Marikana workers win their demand of R12 500 and this victory is generalised in the mining sector, the graph shows a tremendous decline in the sector’s wage gap to 135 to 1. Although still high, given the uniformly high executive pay in mining, the result is that it would bring the wage gap in line with other sectors.
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Axis 12 Shared World
For the inter-learning of alternative paradigms for the crisis of hegemonic civilization of modernity / Eurocentric coloniality, through decoloniality and socialization of power, especially in the relations between State-Market-Society; the collective rights of peoples, the decommodification of life and “development”; the emergence of alternative subjectivities and epistemologies for racism, Eurocentrism, patriarchy and anthropocentrism.
Kontext TV: struggles for another world
7 March 2011, Watch
Integration among African and Latin American Left Networks
13 February 2011, by ,-
WSF in Dakar: Rich Talk, Rich Bazar
9 February 2011, 
Scenes from a march
7 February 2011, by , Giuseppe Caruso’s Weblog
May the dances begin. The opening march at the World Social Forum 2011.
7 February 2011, by , Giuseppe Caruso’s Weblog
Ice creams, regime change and the search for the registration desk at Dakar
7 February 2011, Giuseppe Caruso’s Weblog
Samir Amin (Third World Forum, Dakar), Nnimmo Bassey (Vorsitzender von Friends of the Earth International, Nigeria), Nicola Bullard (Focus on the Global South, Thailand), Susan George (Transnational Institute/Attac France), Wangui Mbatia (People’s Parliament, Kenia), Pat Mooney (ETC Group, Kanada), Jai Sen (CACIM, Indien), Immanuel Wallerstein (Yale University, USA), Chico Whitacker (Mitbegründer des WSF, Brasilien) and many others
Articulation of the Latin American Left for continental integration and sovereignty inspires similar movement in Africa.
Boletim of Panos Afrique de l’Ouest Institute and ENDA, with the contribution of IPS, AMARC, NOVIB, Le Quotidien, CESTI, on World Social Forum 2011, in Dakar.
It begins with a with a few flags coming together at street corners, attracting curious glances from passers-by, and courteous waves from passing cars. Photo: Hilde C. Stephansen
The World Social Forum 2011, opened officially yesterday with a march that sealed the hopes of success and the excited mood that had been mounting in the Senegalese capital in the past days. Photos: Hilde C. Stephansen / Ciranda.
With this kind of serendipitous timing that can’t be planned, the combination of world events meeting campus buzz and the legendary madness of the Forum promises to be a potent one, despite the presence of the usual day-before-the-event hitches.
All articles
- 12.03.2011 - Video on the great march of Dakar
- 07.03.2011 - Kontext TV: struggles for another world
- 13.02.2011 - Integration among African and Latin American Left Networks
- 09.02.2011 - WSF in Dakar: Rich Talk, Rich Bazar
- 07.02.2011 - Scenes from a march
- 07.02.2011 - May the dances begin. The opening march at the World Social Forum 2011.
- 07.02.2011 - Ice creams, regime change and the search for the registration desk at Dakar
