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TerraViva is an independent publication of IPS-Inter Press Service news agency. The opinions expressed in TerraViva do not necessarily reflect the editorial views of IPS or the official position of any of its sponsors. This edition of ‘TerraViva’ is the product of a partnership between IPS, CIVICUS and SCVO.
 
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25/6/2006
Walking the talk
The Fight Goes On
Zofeen T. Ebrahim
 Is the world becoming more just? Are we winning the struggle for justice?..
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25/6/2006
Parting Comments
CIVICUS Participants Head Home Content
Zarina Geloo
 Not much was negative and, if anything was, it was overridden by Scottish..
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25/6/2006
Parting thoughts…
Civil Society Grapples With Relationship Problems
Sanjay Suri
 Civil society needs to look at how it engages with the formal democratic..
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25/6/2006
Utopia of Decent Work
Unions and Civil Society declared Love to Each Other
Alejandro Kirk
 The right to work is more than getting a job. ILO's head, Juan Somavia,..
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25/6/2006
Divide is not Just Digital
Civil Society Media must work Together for Change.
Gavin Yates
 Over the three days of the CIVCUS World Assembly, there have been very..
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25/6/2006
Civic Disruption
A Force More Powerful
Zarina Geloo
 As debate on non- violent vs violent protest goes on, peaceful protests..
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25/6/2006
Money Matters
Empowerment Transactions
Zofeen Ebrahim
 When both money and power are given to women, the country is bound to..
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25/6/2006
Facing up to the Politicians
Parliamentary Partnership
John Ferguson
 Over 60 delegates headed east to the Scottish parliament in Edinburgh,..
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25/6/2006
Gaining Insight
Beyond Meetings
Susan Smith
 Participants share experiences and gain new insights within the confines..
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25/6/2006
Civil Society Votes
And the Winners and Losers are…….
Sanjay Suri
 It is time for some of the busiest in civil society to confront its weaknesses..
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25/6/2006
Farewell…
Was it a Success or Failure?
Hilmi Toros
 The Glasgow powwow could best be considered as another rung, major or..
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24/6/2006
Learning Exchanges
'AFROSAXONS'
Susan Smith
 Scotland took centre stage yesterday as the World Assembly took a lighter..
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24/6/2006
Interview/HILARY BENN, UK Secretary for International Development
Growth Only Way to Slip Out of Poverty
Sanjay Suri
 Developing countries will have to resort to economic growth and good governance..
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24/6/2006
Interview/SYLVIA BORREN, of Novib
Who Spends Money Best?
Sanjay Suri
 Should the money go from government to government, from northern NGO to..
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24/6/2006
Meanwhile, in Vanuatu…
Development fails to silence indigenous people
Zofeen T. Ebrahim
 Some call it restorative justice, others participatory. But custom law..
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24/6/2006
Bilateral donors and civil society
Long engagement.. Will they ever get married?
Zarina Geloo
 The relationship between civil society and donors has always been tempered..
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The CIVICUS World Assembly is a forum for international civil society representatives to get together, exchange ideas, experiences and build strategies for a just world.
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