Mis Fortune 500

publications

 

 

spotlight on: seed corporations

Power Hungry: Six Ways to Regulate Global Food Companies 

Crops and robbers: how patents jeopardize global food security

What social and environmental conditions caused the failure of the Green Revolution in Africa?

ETC Group

Rural Women's Declaration: Rights, Empowerment & Liberation (02 August 2007)

Women's Declaration on Food Sovereignty (27 February 2007)

Rural Women Speak Out (15 October 2006)

Statement of the People's Coalition on Food Sovereignty (PCFS) on World Food Day : "Tall Tales from the FAO: The Rhetoric of Corporate Agriculture" (16 October 2006)

 

publications

Expectations in relation to Factory Closures and Mass-Dismissals (Clean Clothes Campaign, September 2007)

Soyapango Women Fight for Water (Food and Water Watch, 2007)

Resisting Poisons Reclaiming Lives: Impact of Pesticides on Women’s Health (August 2007)

Wal-Mart's Global Labor Violations 2007 (Wal-Mart Watch, August 2007)

Clean Clothes, Dirty Business: Corporate Social Responsibility - The Disconnect Between Rhetoric and Reality (Berne Declaration, July 2007)

Power Hungry: Six Ways to Regulate Global Food Companies (ActionAid, July 2007)

PlayFair 2008 - No medal for the Olympics on labour rights (PlayFair, June 2007)

ILO Global Report on Equality at Work 2007 (ILO, May 2007 )

Women Raise Heat on Immigration Debate (Womensenews, May 2007)

Who Pays? How British Supermarkets are Keeping Women Workers in Poverty (ActionAid UK, April 2007)

International Women's Day call - IFIs must stop contributing to violence against women (Gender Action, March 2007)

Fair and Unfair Competition: The EU-China Trade Race and its Gender Implications (WIDE, March 2007)

Indian Farmer Suicides - A Lesson for Africa's Farmers (Food First, Winter 2007)

The World Distribution of Household Wealth (UNA-WIDER, December 2006)

World Bank and IMF Loans Undermine Gender Equality (Gender Action, 2006)

The UN Human Rights Norms for Corporations: The Private Implications of Public International Law (Human Rights Law Review, 2006)

Is Fair Trade A Good Fit for the Garment Industry? (Maquila Solidarity Network, 2006)

Boom-time Blues: Big Oil's Gender Impacts in Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Sakhalin (GenderAction and CEE Bankwatch, 2006)

In the Public Interest: Health, Education, and Water and Sanitation for All (Oxfam, 2006)

Top Ten: Why Water Privatizatin Fails (Food & Water Watch, 2006)

The Right Not to be Poor: Poverty as a Human Rights Violation (Social Watch, 2006)

Brand Campaigns & Worker Organizing (Maquila Solidarity Network, 2005)

Bankrupt US Policies Foreclose on Women’s Human Rights (USGTN, 2005)

Made By Women: Gender, the Global Garment Industry, and the Movement for Women Workers' Rigths (Clean Clothes Campaign, 2005)

Ask A Working Woman Survey Report (AFL-CIO, 2004)

Pushing Back:Women Workers Speak Out on Free Trade (STITCH, 2004)

Trading Away Our Rights: Women Working the Global Supply Chain (Oxfam, 2004)

Women Behind the Labels: Worker Testimonies from Central America (STITCH, Maquila Solidarity Network, 2000)