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Voices Coalition of NGOs

The Voices Coalition of NGOs in Canada call on party leaders to lay out their vision for Social Justice & Human Rights in Canada.


Dear Voices,

Four representatives of our member-organizations will be holding a press conference tomorrow morning at 10am on Parliament Hill. Alex Neve (Amnesty International), Leilani Farha (Centre for Equality Rights in Accommodation - CERA), John Gordon (Public Service Alliance of Canada - PSAC), and Gerry Barr (Canadian Council for International Co-operation - CCIC), will speak to journalists about the responses to the pledges we've proposed to Canada's federal political parties. See the attached media advisory for more information.

Since sending our letter out to all the Parties on March 22nd, three parties have responded, and their responses are also attached below, as well as the original letter.

Individuals from amongst your organizations who wish to pressure all five party leaders can send an email to them about the Voices-Voix pledges here:

http://voices-voix.ca/en/raise-your-voice/write-to-party-leaders

We will also use the Press Conference to raise awareness about Wednesday's Day for Democracy.

http://voices-voix.ca/en/event/day-democracy

Darren


The links below are the Parties' responses to Voices-Voix Coalition Pledge Letter in PDF format.

Letter from Voices-Voix to Party Leaders

Media Advisory RE Voices-Voix Press Conference (Word Document)

Green Party Response To Pledges Letter - EN

Green Party Response To Pledges Letter - FR

Bloc Party Response To Pledges Letter - FR

NDP Party Response To Pledges Letter - EN

NDP Party Response To Pledges Letter - FR

Liberal Party Response To Pledges Letter - EN

Liberal Party Response To Pledges Letter - FR

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Peggy Taillon speaks at the Ottawa Economic Association Spring Conference. Her kasyno internetowe "Bridge or Barrier?" presentation is available here.

January 2011

January 28th 2011 Census Update - Click here to download the PDF

January 19th 2011 Census Update - Click here to download the PDF

January 5th 2011 Census Update - Click here to download the PDF

It’s not the economy, stupid. It’s who’s getting rich - Click here to download the PDF

The theme of rising inequality is becoming a major political factor in Canada - Today’s story in the Globe about inadequacy of EI also references the need to “tackle inequality”…. In the title.  Click here to read this article

New Chief Statistitian Appointed - Click here to read the article

CCSD: Newsletter Vol 30 PDF - June 1st 2010


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