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Combatting Racism: From Transatlantic Slavery to the Durban Review Conference

The World Conference Against Racism in Durban 2001 identified the roots of racism in the Trans-Atlantic Slavery which divided the world between rich and poor. In April 2009 the Durban Review Conference will be held in Geneva. The seminar will focus on the upsurge of racism and the global implementation of the Durban programme in preparation of the Review and ways civil society can be mobilized.

När 2008-09-19
från 09:30 till 12:30
Var Rosengårds sporthall
What Seminar
Theme Working for a Europe of inclusiveness and equality for refugees and migrants - fighting against all forms of racism and discrimination
Aim Alliance building for joint mobilizations, actions and campaigns, Developing strategies, visions and alternatives
Languages English, Español, Français, +, +, +,

Organisations collaborating on this activity

  • Centre Against Racism - Sweden, Sweden
  • World Against Racism Network (WARN), Switzerland
  • Palestinian grassroots Anti-Apartheid Wall Campaign, Palestinian Territory, Occupied
  • PACBI, Palestinian Territory, Occupied
  • Badil, Palestinian Territory, Occupied
  • Ittijah, Palestinian Territory, Occupied
  • Afro-Swedish National Association, Sweden
  • Diaspora Afrique Europe, France
  • North-South XXI, Switzerland
  • All-Africa Student Union, Ghana
  • Swedish-Somali Institute, Sweden
  • International Youth and Student Movement for the United Nations, Switzerland
  • CIRAC, Switzerland
  • SOS Racismus deutschshweiz, Switzerland
  • Centre pour le Commerce International et Development (CECIDE),, Guinea

Participants

  • Malaak Shabazz, United States [Daugther of Malcolm X, Malcolm X and Betty Shabazz Center]
  • Joe Frans, Sweden [Vice Chair, UN Human Rights Council Working Group on People of African Descent]
  • Jan Lönn, Sweden [Centre Against Racism, World Against Racism Network]
  • Fatima Doubakil, [Women from Minorities]
  • Annelise Ebbe, Denmark [Womens International League for Peace and Freedom]
  • Kitimbwa Sabuni, Sweden [Afro-Swedish National Association]