ARSN updates for January 2014 – sign on letters and articles of interest
Canada:
Guile, Ambiguity and the Cult of Mediocrity (McLeod Group):
Canadian Council for International Cooperation: Act Now: Protect vital, life-saving aid programs Petition:
Commercial motives driving Canada’s foreign aid, documents reveal (Globe and Mail)
Open Government Partnership’s Independent Reporting Mechanism’s Progress Report for Canada
position paper by GOPAC, calling on parliamentarians to act on Beneficial Ownership
Colombia:
Urgent Action(Amnesty International): Two Indigenous Leaders Killed, Third at Risk:
Colombian gangsters offer rewards for the assassination of Union Patriotica leader Aída Abella, all UP candidates by Connecting Colombias
El Salvador
Be an elections observer in the March 2014 presidential run-off election with SalvAid:
Global Fight Against Corporate Rule: Robin Broad and John Cavanagh
Guatemala Justice Update (Open Justice Society)
BBC World Service Radio Interview: Edgar Perez Wrestler turned Human Rights Lawyer
APG Open Letter in Embassy: “Guatemala: Canada must break its silence”
ADH statement in solidarity with Barillas political prisoners and the people of Sipakapa
Council of Canadians: Conservatives introduce ludicrous Canada-Honduras FTA; NDP, Greens to
vote against it
Upsidedown World (Sandra Cuffe): Congress’ Last Stand: Privatizations among New Laws in Honduras
Pen Canada: Honduras Must End Lethal Violence Against Journalists and Climate of Impunity
Human Rights Watch report on Honduras
“The earth is our Mother; the sea is our Father” 5 minute interview by Common Frontiers with Alfredo Lopez of the OFRANEH
Honduras and the dirty war fuelled by the west’s drive for clean energy (The Guardian)
Minister of State Yelich meets with Honduran Attorney General
Minister of State Yelich views Canadian forensic Technology in Honduras
Canada Strengthens Ties with Honduras (formal Cdn gov’t announcement)
Peru:
Indigenous Struggle and Survival in the Face of Canadian Colonialism and Mining: Presentation by Xat’sull Chief Bev Sellars for the Fifth Gathering of the Latin American Observatory of Mining Conflicts (OCMAL by its initials in Spanish) in Lima, Peru, November 7, 2013.
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