Abstract

Events

March 5, 2001 issue

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The article reports on certain conferences and projects that were held recently. Indonesia Human Rights Network Kick-Off conference was held on February 23-25 on "Indonesia: A Human Rights Agenda." Panel discussions and strategy sessions on democracy in Indonesia and changing US foreign policy toward the archipelago, was the main theme. Economy Connection, a project of the Union for Radical Political Economics, can provide a speaker for a political or educational event, or someone to discuss economic questions informally with a few members of your community organization, union, political group or classroom.

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CONGRESSES & conventions; HUMAN rights; PANEL analysis; INTERNATIONAL relations; ECONOMICS; INDONESIA
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