The Global Community has had work on Global Community women aspects and issues ever since 1985. A short list of our previous work on Global Community women aspects and issues. 
For more recent work on Global Community women aspects and issues read the following table.
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| April 13, 2009 |
Border Tribal Belt: Partnership, Prosperity and Security
by Mariam Khan
President Pakistan Peoples Party
Human Rights Women WING
mariam.ppphrww@gmail.com
C/O
Mr.Shah Khawar
Deputy Atorney General for Pakistan
Pakistan Supreme Court
Islamabad
Pakistan
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Conclusion
The only alternative of ameliorating the lot of these people is active cooperation of Afghanistan and Pakistan. A holistic and integrated plan for tribal development is needed. International community must shoulder the responsibility of bringing these two countries nearer to each other despite of lingering suspicions between the two neighbours.
There are many irritants between the two countries and these are rooted in past and recent history. However, it is heartening to note that both Afghanistan and Pakistan established a tripartite commission with the US government on 17 June 2003 as one of the partners to discuss security matters and other related subjects. The meetings of the Commission are regularly taking place alternately in Kabul and Islamabad. The establishment of the tripartite commission is in line with the 11th Article of the 1921 Anglo-Afghan Treaty, which stipulates that "two high contracting parties having mutually satisfied themselves each regarding the goodwill of the other, and especially regarding their benevolent intentions towards the tribes residing, close to their respective boundaries, hereby undertake each to inform the other in future of any military operations of major importance which may appear necessary for the maintenance of order among the frontier tribes residing within their respective spheres, before the commencement of such operations." The establishment of tripartite commission augurs well for the future relations of the two countries. This paves way for cooperation in other areas, including the development and progress of the tribes residing close to the border. It is widely alleged, not without any reason, that Pakistan has actually violated the sanctity of the border by establishing security posts inside the Afghan territory. This is the duty of international community, specifically Americans, to rectify the situation before the misgivings and suspicions lead to acrimony.
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| April 13, 2009 |
Pakistan Peoples Party Human Rights(women) Wing: working group of women for peace and security
by Mariam Khan
President Pakistan Peoples Party
Human Rights Women WING
mariam.ppphrww@gmail.com
C/O
Mr.Shah Khawar
Deputy Atorney General for Pakistan
Pakistan Supreme Court
Islamabad
Pakistan
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Strategic Policy:
1.Capacity development of local Human Rights women wing.
Promotion of sustainable livelihood systems among poor and vulnerable members of society .
2.Implement action of a primary health care programme to improve knowledge and practice on diseases ,prevention and basic health care.
3.Implementation of an agricultural project in urban areas ,focusing on women economic empowerment and community development through increased agricultural production.
4.Promotion of rule of law through reform supporting activities within the formal legal sector and media campaigns.
5. Free legal aid for accused women and juveniles
6. Reforms in prison rules in general and for women prisoners particular.
7. Establishment of separate prisons for women and juveniles where atmosphere should not be of a prison but reformatory institution.
8. Well being off minor children of women prisoners and establishment of care centers for children of women in incarceration.
9. Establishment of exclusive family courts, till sub division level .
10. Rehabilitation of women/ juveniles having free from prisons and creating skill development and employment opportunities.
11.Eleminatin of death sentence of women .
12. free vocational education .
13. Child and women protection centers.
14. Poverty reduction plans to eliminate beggary.
15. Elimination of prostitution through proper study and action plan where the sex workers be given incentives and state protection and bring them to normal life .
16. Provision of soft micro loans to needy women .
We need your assistance in improving the quality of life in our country ,such as help in identifying issues of women and their role in family ,work place and public arena , and help shape the public policy debate on the issues we need support by private –sector grants and contributions .
We want to provide education and trainings to low income women to enable them to become self-supporting.
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| May 29, 2007 |
Looking HIV And AIDS Issues Through Gender And Human Rights Lenses, by Sirajul Islam, published in Countercurrents.org
While analysing gender, HIV and AIDS and human rights, we acknowledged that when men are fighting a deadly human immunodeficiency virus, women are fighting both a deadly virus and wide-ranging inequity in trying to defeat the hazards of HIV and AIDS. We understood that from corner to corner of the world, they face a number of conditions which swell their possibility of HIV infection in gender-specific ways
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| April 25, 2007 |
1st Virtual Congress on World Citizenship and democratic Governance
PLANET OF EDUCATION FOR WORLD CITIZENS Letter sent to the Global Community by Nina Goncharova, - Russia;
Co-signed by: Carol Hiltner, Jackie Stratton, Susan Quattrociocchi, Maia Rose, Theresa Fornalski, Carolyn Cilek, Clarice Sieden – USA;
Claude Veziau – Canada; Igor Zinger, David Kaplun – Israel
Our email: gong3000@ngs.ru
Our websites: http://www.altaimir.org/2007youthfestival.htm and http://Planet3000.site.voila.fr |
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| March 8, 2007 |
Letter sent by Grassroots Women to the Global Community
Grassroots Women International Women’s Day 2007 Statement
Strengthen Women’s Resistance: Oppose Imperialism’s Intensifying Attacks! Assert Women’s Basic Human Rights!
In Canada, a patriarchal resurgence and ever-more entrenched systemic racism are intensifying the exploitation, oppression, and economic exclusion of working class, (im)migrant, refugee and Indigenous women. We are hard hit by
the neo-liberal policies of the Canadian government of liberalization, deregulation and privatization which leave working class women unable to earn a decent income or to access affordable housing, health, and other services. Amidst
rising corporate profiteering, government corruption, and military spending, government funding for childcare and women’s programs have been slashed. The insultingly paltry and unjustly distributed $100/month childcare benefit
has been a slap in the face for women demanding a genuinely universal national childcare program. (Im)migrant and refugee women face the punitive and exploitative nature of immigration policies such as the Live-in Caregiver
Program and unjust deportations. Indigenous women face the ongoing colonization of their land and resources. |
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| March 5, 2007 |
Global Women's Strike 2007 , by http://www.globalwomenstrike.net/,
The Global Women's Strike network, with national co-ordinations in 11 countries and participating organisations in over 60 countries, is demanding the return of military budgets to the community, beginning with women the main carers of people and the planet.
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