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Global Exchange

Global Exchange is a human rights organization dedicated to promoting environmental, political, and social justice around the world.

Primary web addresses
http://www.globalexchange.org
Main Address
2017 Mission Street, #303
San Francisco CA 94110
Country
United States
Main Telephone
01-415-255-7296
Joined OneWorld
30.04.2001

Features
13.06.2008 A group of South African women support their families by making recycled bottles into bead necklaces. The artisans -- and the steps they take to produce their crafts -- are featured in this slide show.
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Related topics/regions: [South Africa]
08.05.2008 Innovative local initiatives are strengthening rural regions throughout Mexico, which have been losing both people and their competitive edge in agriculture since Mexico opened its markets to free trade.
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Related topics/regions: [Mexico]
The protest was part of 'Play Fair,' a major international campaign pushing for respect for workers' rights in the global sportswear industry.
17.04.2008 While Darfur and Tibet activists took center stage as the Olympic torch passed through North America last week, anti-sweatshop advocates were also protesting against labor practices in Chinese factories making official Olympics garb.
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Related topics/regions: [China] [United States]
Image: The protest was part of 'Play Fair,' a major international campaign pushing for respect for workers' rights in the global sportswear industry. © fairolympics.org





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