81. General News - IIAS Newsletter Online of land appropriation in bali which involved socalled 'first nations', or indigenouspeoples, in various session concentrated on South africa where, parallel http://www.iias.nl/iiasn/17/general/17BAXD08.html

IIAS IIAS Newsletter Online No. 17 General July 1998 Williamsburg, VA, USA Legal Pluralism and Folk Law: Fourteenth IUAES Congress by Maarten Bavinck The five-yearly congress of the International Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences (IUAES), which took place during the last week of July 1998 in Williamsburg, Virginia, bore an immoderate title: 'The 21' Century: The Century of Anthropology'. It was not this surprising expression of complacency but the economic crisis in East and Southeast Asia, in combination with the high fees which probably depressed attendance in comparison with earlier events. Nonetheless, no less than eleven hundred social scientists from all parts of the world converged on the campus of the College of William and Mary to attend discussions and seminars spanning the breadth of anthropological interest. Surprisingly, a full ten percent of the panels was organized by scholars from India, far more than was initiated by any other country delegation from Asia, Africa or Latin America. Indeed, the sizable Indian delegation formed a conspicuous element in the congress. By Maarten Bavinck In accordance with the tradition of devoting attention to the locality, the commission's sessions in Williamsburg highlighted the situation of native Americans in the United States and in Canada. The themes were of a general nature, however, and paper presentations dealt with a range of places and topics. Asia was represented through papers on India, Indonesia, Nepal and the Central Asian states.

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Published weekly by the Department of Communication and Marketing in the interests of better campus communication. Editorial comments: email: The Editor Tel: (021) 650-3735 Fax: (021) 650-3780 Adverts, diary items: email : Monday Paper Tel: (021) 650-3757 Fax: (021) 650-3780 CONTENTS Spotlight on sustainable development Sustainability reporting to become as routine as financial reporting How green was my earth? A beginner's guide to the World Summit on Sustainable Development Book sketches plan to save Africa's environment ... Today's Weather Return to: * Monday Paper Index UCT home page How green was my earth? A beginner's guide to the World Summit on Sustainable Development What exactly is the WSSD? The WSSD is the World Summit on Sustainable Development – also known as Johannesburg Summit 2002 – and promises to bring together tens of thousands of participants. The Summit’s aim is to focus the world’s attention and direct action toward meeting difficult challenges, including improving people’s lives and conserving the natural resources in a world that is growing in population, with ever-increasing demands for food, water, shelter, sanitation, energy, health services and economic security. What led to this?

83. Ministry Of Foreign Affairs And Trade: United Nations And Commonwealth - Multila Related Transnational Crime, held in bali from 26 Declaration on the Rights of indigenousPeoples (WGDD7) was relating to women, children and indigenous issues. http://www.mft.govt.nz/foreign/unc/multilats/multilapr02.html

United Nations - Multilateral Updat e - April 2002 World Trade Organisation: Getting the New Round Going Draft Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Bali People Smuggling Conference 58th Session of the UN Commission on Human Rights, Geneva ... Further Human Rights Information... World Trade Organisation: Getting the New Round Going The World Trade Organisation Doha Development Agenda negotiations are ready to get underway in Geneva, with all the procedural arrangements now in place. At the head of the Trade Negotiations Committee, the body that will oversee the negotiations agreed to by trade ministers in Qatar in November 2001, will sit the Director-General of the WTO, (currently New Zealander Mike Moore). Specific negotiation groups have been formed to deal with each issue for negotiation, such as agriculture, services and environment.

84. Rio-plus-10.org Epsom LA21 Environment Forum, UK 66. eThekwini ECOPEACE, South Africa67. indigenous peoples Alliance of Nusantara, Aman, Indonesia 99. http://www.rio-plus-10.org/en/positions/86.php

Home News Info Action ... 28-Aug-02 FoEI V. Towards Sustainable Economies You are here: Home Positions WTO must respect environmental agreements CIVIL SOCIETY STATEMENT JOHANNESBURG EARTH SUMMIT MUST AGREE THAT THE WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION (WTO) RULES WILL RESPECT MULTILATERAL ENVIRONMENTAL AGREEMENTS (MEAs) Signed by 188 organisations from 57 countries as of 25 August 2002 WHY IS THERE CONCERN? UN member governments have an opportunity in Johannesburg to make a clear statement concerning the relationship between Multilateral Environmental Agreements (MEAs) and WTO trade rules, in order to reaffirm the authority and autonomy of MEAs and to ensure that MEAs are not subordinated to or undermined by the WTO. At the 4th WTO Ministerial Conference in Qatar, WTO Members decided to launch negotiations on the relationship between MEAs and trade rules because there has been some uncertainty about the relationship between certain MEA provisions and WTO trade rules. Today, around 20 MEAs have trade-related provisions. Negotiations will come to first results at the next WTO Ministerial Conference in Mexico in mid 2003.

85. Footprint Titles - Ecuador Galápagos Handbook Living in the shadow of these volcanoes many of which are still active - are theindigenous peoples of the highlands, who go about their business in much the http://www.footprintbooks.com/destinations/destinations_book.asp?groupID=2&bookI

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