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"Canadian perspectives on global justice" Brought to you by the Social Justice Committee |
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January/February 2002El Salvador riot police crack down on anti-privatisation unions Need versus greed? The Bujagali Falls dam project gets go-ahead from World bank despite criticism Privatization - an SJC interview with an anti-privatisation activist in Zambia The School of the Americas - Higher learning for terrorists? Personal reflections on the "war on terrorism" by Pete Henriot, S.J., Zambia
April/May 2002Farms versus factories - Planning the future for the "under-exploited" of Mexico and Central America - Plan Puebla Panama (Wendy Call) "The Symbol of Stability" - NAFTA reaches into the lives of farmers in Southern Mexico (Jamie Wilson) Four Central American Countries fighting hunger amid drought and flooding (Mia Gewertz) Let us defend human rights defenders - Remembering Monsignor Juan Gerardi (Gloria Pereira-Papenburg) Privatization - solution to poverty, or another burden? (Derek MacCuish) Hunger rising in Malawi, Zambia (Hayley Coristine)
June/July 2002G8 meeting in Kananaskis fails to deliver Southern activists speak to SJC about their struggles - see Economic Justice Three Empires and a "kin-dome" - a commentary by Ernie Schibili The Social Justice Committee to focus even more on social, economic, and
cultural rights in Mexico
September/October 2002Rolling out the red carpet for the corporation sin Central America and Mexico Déjà vu in Guatemala - The return of brutality and oppression to the haunted land Supreme Court of Mexico upholds flawed law on indigenous rights Harassment a feature of daily life in Chiapas The continuing crisis of impoverished countries' debt Interview: Fighting water privatization in Pakistan Opinion: "Development" - a weapon against the poor?
November/December 2002All 16 pages in PDF formatFighting the privatization of health care in El Salvador Privatizing peanuts - No debt relief without it Guatemalan visitor describes his community's efforts to become self sufficient and provide a decent standard of living Strange opinions on debt relief Table: Heavily indebted poor country debts and payments to the World Bank The Acteal massacres after five years: Injustice and impunity continue despite latest court judgment Student activist visitor to Montreal speaks about social repression in Guerrero, Mexico October 12 2002, "Dia de la Raza" - Columbus Day becomes day of action against re-colonization via FTAA and Plan Puebla Panama |
