Film and Panel Discussion:
No
Place to Go:
Internally Displaced Persons in Myanmar
Do Our Lives Matter? (10 mins., 2004, Burma Issues)
November 16, 2004
Film and Panel Discussion:
Brothers And Others: The
Impact of September 11th on Muslims, Arabs, & South Asians in
America
(Nicolas Rossier, 2002, 54 mins.)
October 27, 2004
Panel Discussion:
Mobilizing Women's Leadership
in the Fight Against AIDS
October 27, 2004
Symposium:
The Global Challenge for Human Security:
Lessons on Environmental Governance from Asia
October 18, 2004
Film Screening and Panel Discussion:
Reinventing the Taliban?
October 14, 2004
Lecture:
Chandrika Bandaranaike Kumaratunga
President, The Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka
September 20, 2004
Discussion: The
Invisible People - How the U.S. Has Slept Through the Global
AIDS Pandemic, the Greatest Humanitarian Catastrophe of Our Time
June 28, 2004
Lecture: Shirin Ebadi - Islam and Human Rights
The Citigroup Series on Asian Women Leaders
June 8, 2004
 Read an interview with Shirin Ebadi.
Panel Discussion: Asian Biotech: Beyond Wall Street
June 3, 2004
Panel Discussion: India's 2004 Election: What Happened and Why?
Implications for Society, the Economy and India's Foreign Relations
May 26, 2004
Panel Discussion: The
Next AIDS Generation: Orphans in Asia and the World
May 12, 2004
Panel Discussion: Women
of the World: Laws and Policies Affecting their Reproductive Lives - South Asia
May 11, 2004
Film: Ten Years of Freedom: Films From the New South
Africa
April 27 - May 2, 2004
Born into Struggle
April 28 and Sun. May 2
Letter to My Cousin in China
April 29 and Sat. May 1
Black Sushi
April 28
Panel Discussion: Building New Frontiers in China:
Socio-Economic Justice and Civil Society
April 19, 2004
Film: Autumn’s Final Country (Mini DV/66 min./2003/English/Hindi
with English subtitles)
April 14, 2004
Film and Discussion: Anonymously Yours (90 mins./2002)
March 4, 2004
Second Annual South Asia Human Rights Film Festival
February 26 - February 28, 2004
Asia Society, Breakthrough and
Syracuse University present the second annual South
Asia Human Rights Film Festival, featuring a series of dynamic films
and documentaries by well-known South Asian directors that address
issues of human rights and social justice. From Bangladesh, India,
Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka, the three feature films and daylong
documentary series explore sectarian and civil conflict, gender
inequality and caste-based oppression.
Panel Discussion: The
Global Perspective on the War on Terrorism
February 10, 2004
Read
an interview
with Tariq Ali.
Panel Discussion and Film: The Power of Education:
Fighting AIDS in Asia and the World, featuring Pandemic: Facing
AIDS
(Rory Kennedy/2003/video)
February 3, 2004
Made possible by generous support from the Bill & Melinda
Gates Foundation.
Panel Discussion: Challenges Facing China’s Response
to AIDS
January 13, 2004
Access
Event
Webcast on KaiserNet.org, a free service of the Kaiser Family
Foundation.
Film: Brothers and Others: The Impact of September
11th on Muslims, Arabs, & South Asians in America
December 17 & 18, 2003
Film: World AIDS Day: A Closer Walk (Robert Bilheimer/2003/84
min./35mm)
December 1, 2003
Panel Discussion: Empowering Women in Asia: The Urgent
Need for Higher Education
November 20, 2003
Panel Discussion: From Conservation to Restoration:
The Future of Wildlife in Asia
This program is made possible with generous support from the
Open Society Institute, and The Armand G. Erpf Fund as part of the
Future of Asia's Nature and Culture series.
November 12, 2003
Gender Montage: Paradigms in Post-Soviet Space - A documentary
film series
Co-sponsor: The Network Women's Program of the Open Society Institute
November 10 and 11, 2003
Panel Discussion: Securing Women’s and Girls’ Health
in South Asia: Challenges for Global Policy
Cosponsored by International Women's Health Coalition and Margaret
Sanger Center International at Planned Parenthood of New York City
Made possible with generous support from Bill & Melinda Gates
Foundation. Cosponsored by International Women’s Health Coalition
and Planned Parenthood of New York City.
October 28, New York
Panel Discussion: Inaugural Event - AIDS in Asia: New
Leadership in India
Access webcast of launch event on kaisernetwork.org,
a free service of the Kaiser Family Foundation.
October 14, New York
Film and Panel Discussion:
Terror’s Children (Sharmeen Obaid/2003/45 min./video)
Cosponsored by Discovery Times Channel
October 2, New York
Read an interview with Sharmeen Obaid.
Panel Discussion: Innovative Approaches to AIDS in
Iran
Cosponsored by The American Iranian Council
Made possible by the generous support of the Starr Foundation and
the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
October 3, New York
Panel Discussion:
The Khmer Rouge: The International Community’s Role
in Truth and Justice in Cambodia
Jointly sponsored with the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars with the support of the Open Society Institute.
September 10, Washington, D.C.
Panel Discussion:
Transitional Justice in Cambodia:
Challenges and Opportunities
Co-sponsored with International Center for Transitional Justice and Human Rights Watch.
September 9, New York
Panel Discussion: The
Maoist Insurgency in Nepal: Challenges for Building Peace and Democracy
Co-sponsored by the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars and the Social Science Research Council
June 17, Washington, DC
Panel Discussion: Pre-emptive Foreign Policy: Implications/Applications for Asia’s Hotspots
May 29th, New York
Lecture: The Asia Series on Religious Violence
Co-sponsor: The Center for Religious Inquiry at St. Bartholomew’s Church
Three successive Wednesdays in May 2003, New York
Luncheon Event: Women Leaders in Microfinance: Women Working for Women
May 13th, New York
Cosponsor: Women’s World Banking
The Citigroup Series on Asian Women Leaders
Read a speech by Stanley Fischer; Vice Chairman, Citigroup; President, Citigroup International.
Panel Discussion: Bhutan’s Transition to Constitutional
Monarchy: Challenges for Change
April 30, New York
Film: Second Screening of
Mr.& Mrs. Iyer (Aparna Sen/2002/35mm/120 minutes)
April 29, New York
Discussion: New Directions in US Foreign Policy?
From Regime Change to Nation Building
April 10, 2003, New York
Discussion: Dowry Murder: The Imperial Origins
of a Cultural Crime
Discussion on the root causes of violence against women in India with author Veena Oldenburg.
March 19, 2003, New York
Film: Trading Women
March 4, 2003, New York
South Asia Human Rights Film Festival
February 27 - March 2, 2003
Asia Society, 725 Park Avenue, New York City
A series of dynamic feature films and documentaries by well known South Asian directors addressing issues on human rights and social justice, including poverty, sectarian and civil conflict, caste oppression and women's issues. Presented by Asia Society, Breakthrough and Syracuse University.
Lecture: Arts for Social Change: Building Awareness
for Action
The Citigroup Series on Asian Women Leaders
February 19, 2003, New York
Legal Challenges of Homeland Security
February 14, 2003, New York
The North Korean Crisis: A Humanitarian Perspective
Cosponsor: Korea Society
February 12, 2003, New York
Visible Work, Invisible Women
Panel discussion with photo display on Women and Work in
Rural Asia Photos by P. Sainath, award-winning
journalist and author of Everybody Loves a Good Drought
November 19-21, 2002, New York
Meet the Author: Taslima Nasrin, Meyebela, My Bengali Girlhood
Taslima Nasrin, author of Shame
November 7, 2002, New York
Leading the Fight: AIDS in Asia
Sponsored by Citigroup
Datin Marina Mahathir, President of the Malaysian AIDS Council.
November 5, 2002, New York
Vann Nath-A Cambodian Prison Portrait
Vann Nath, artist, author of A Cambodian Prison Portrait: One Year in the Khmer Rouge's S-21, and 2002 recipient of the Hellman/Hammett Award
November 4, 2002, New York
Coexistence and Conflict: Hindu-Muslim Relations
in India
Sponsored by Citigroup
Shabana Azmi, Indian film actor, social activist, and member of parliament
October 29, 2002, New York
Read an interview
with Shabana Azmi.
Women’s Rights in Contemporary Afghanistan
Sponsored by Citigroup
Dr. Sima Samar, Chair of the Human Rights Commission of Afghanistan, former Deputy Premier and Minister for Women’s Affairs
October 21, 2002, New York
Deepening Democracy in a Fragmented World
New York Launch of the 2002 UNDP Human Development Report
Ms. Sakiko Fukuda-Parr, Lead Author and Director of the Human Development Report
Dr. Gita Sen, Professor of Economics, Indian Institute of Management in Bangalore, India
Princess Basma Bint Talal, Chair of The Jordan Hashemite Fund for Human Development
Dr. Mahnaz Ispahani (Moderator), Senior Fellow for South & West Asia at the Council on Foreign Relations.
October 3, 2002, New York
East Timor: The Challenges and Opportunities Ahead
Xanana Gusmão, President of Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste
José Ramos-Horta, Foreign Minister and Nobel Peace Laureate
Ian Martin, Vice-President of the International Center for Transitional Justice and the former Special Representative to the Secretary General for East Timor.
September 25, 2002, New York
Read an interview
with José Ramos-Horta.
Sri Lanka in Transition: Peace, Justice and Reconciliation, with The Honorable Ranil Wickremesinghe, Prime Minister of Sri Lanka
The signing of the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the Sri Lanka Government and the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE), which came into effect on February 23, 2002, has paved the way for a realistic hope for peace in Sri Lanka. The LTTE has been fighting for an independent Tamil homeland in the North and East of Sri Lanka since 1983. Peace efforts began in earnest this year, initiated by Ranil Wickremesinghe after his election as Prime Minister last December. The Government and the LTTE have both observed a cease-fire during the last six months, demonstrating their commitment to peace. The two sides are scheduled to meet in Thailand from 16-18 September for their first formal face-to-face talks in seven years in an effort to end two decades of conflict. Prime Minister Wickremesinghe will talk about the peace talks with the LTTE, the framework for reconciliation, and the post-conflict transitional process in Sri Lanka.
September 18, 2002, New York
Communities in Conflict and Implications for U.S. - Indonesia Relations
Meidyatama Suryodiningrat, The Jakarta Post
Matthew Daley, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for East Asia & Pacific Affairs
Sidney Jones, International Crisis Group
Riwanto Tirtosudarmo, Institute of Sciences (LIPI)
John Ikenberry, Georgetown University
Tuesday, June 18, 2002, Washington, DC
Spirituality in China: The Relationship between State and Civil Society
Nina Shea, Director, Center for Religious Freedom, Freedom House
William K. McKeever, www.Ashokaedu.net - the internet source for courses on Buddhism
Joseph Kung, President, The Cardinal Kung Foundation
Gail Rachlin, Falun Dafa Spokesperson and business woman
Maris Gillett, Assistant Professor of Anthropology, Haverford College and author of Between Mecca and Beijing
Thursday, June 13, 2002, New York
Meet the Author: Robert Dannin
Black Pilgrimage to Islam
Shiva Balaghi, Associate Director, Hagop Kevorkian Center, New York University
Zain Abdullah, Instructor of Anthropology and African American and African Studies, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
Aisha H.L. al-Adawiya, Founder and Director of Women in Islam
Tuesday, June 11, 2002, New York
The State of Civil Liberties
Anthony Romero, Executive Director, American Civil Liberties Union
Wednesday, May 22, 2002, New York
Defining their Future: Indigenous Peoples in Asia
Julian Burger, Senior Human Rights Officer, Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights
Victoria Tauli-Corpuz, Executive Director, Tebtebba Foundation (Indigenous Peoples' International Centre for Policy Research and Education)
Parshuram Tamang, Chairman, Nepal Tamang Ghedung
Stella Tamang, Adviser, Indigenous Women Federation, Nepal
Goodluck Diigbo, President, Partnership for Indigenous Peoples Environment (PIPE)
Jawahar Nesan, Founder, Educated Chamber (EC), India, Malaysia and USA
Yogesh Varhade, Founder & President, Ambedkar Center for Justice and Peace
Moderator: Roberto Borrero, Chairperson of the NGO Committee on the U.N. International Decade of the World's Indigenous Peoples
Thursday, May 16, 2002, New York
Unbroken: An Exhibition of Hope and Determination
A Photography Display for Child Rights
Olara Otunnu, UN Special Representative, Children and Armed Conflict
Dr. Nafis Sadik, Special Adviser to the UN Secretary-General
Zama Coursen-Neff, Counsel, Children Rights Division, Human Rights Watch
Hari Acharya, Bhutanese youth refugee
May 3, 2002, New York (Opening Night Panel Discussion)
May 3-5, 2002, New York (Photography Display)
From Civil War to Civil Society: Stories of Women and Children in Cambodia
Carol Wagner, Author, Soul Survivors
Valentina DuBasky, Photographer, Soul Survivors
John McAuliff, Executive Director, Fund for Reconciliation and Development
Wednesday, April 17, 2002, New York
Film Screening: "The Selling of Innocents"
Ambassador Nancy Ely-Raphel, US Department of State, Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons
Tuesday, April 9, 2002, New York
NGOs' Response to the War on Terrorism
Keynote address: Julia Taft, Assistant Secretary General and Director of Bureau of Crisis Prevention and Recovery, UNDP
Philippe Leveque, Executive Director, CARE France
William Keh, Deputy Executive Director, Taiwan Buddhist Tzu-Chi Foundation USA
Karen Robinson, Director, Human Rights Education Program, Amnesty International USA
Moderator: Ruchira Gupta, President, Apne Aap, India
Tuesday, March 26, 2002, New York
Reconstructing Afghanistan: Priorities and Challenges
Nicola Cunningham Armacost, Knowledge and Communications Coordinator, Women's World Banking
T. Kumar, Advocacy Director for Asia & Pacific, Amnesty International USA
Nancy Lubin, JNA Associates, Inc.
Gerald Martone, Director of Emergency Response, International Rescue Committee, New York
Letitia Butler, Deputy Director of Central Asia Task Force, U.S. Agency for International Development
Tuesday, March 19, 2002, New York
Mainstreaming Microcredit: Creating Viable and Important Lending Products in Asia
Wednesday, March 13, 2002, New York
Growing Up under the Khmer Rouge
Chanrithy Him, author, 'When Broken Glass Floats'
Friday, March 8, 2002, New York
Lecture Series
on Roots of Sectarian Conflict
Sidney Jones, Executive Director, Asia Division of Human Rights Watch
E. Valentine Daniel, Professor of Anthropology, Columbia University
Atul Kohli, Professor of Politics and International Affairs, Woodrow Wilson School, Princeton University
February 21, 28, and March 7, 2002, New York
Protecting Our Children: Do Child Rights Matter?
Ruchira Gupta, Information and Communications Specialist, UNIFEM
Shaheen Mistri, Founder and CEO, The Akanksha Foundation, India
Theavy Mom, Consultant, The Cambodian Center for the Protection of Children’s Rights
Wednesday, February 6, 2002, New York
Images of Islam: Northeast and Southeast Asia
Steve Raymer, Assistant Professor of Journalism at Indiana University and National Geographic Magazine staff photographer
Living Faith: Inside the Muslim World of Southeast Asia
Read an interview with Steve Raymer.
Karim Raslan, Senior Partner at Raslan Loong: Advocates & Solicitors, Malaysia
Morris Rossabi, Professor of History at Queens College and the Graduate Center of the City University of New York and a visiting professor of East Asian Languages and Cultures at Columbia University
Calvin Sims, Visiting Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations and New York Times correspondent (moderator)
Thursday, November 29, 2001, New York
The Future of Asia's Nature and Culture
Dai Qing, writer and activist opposing the building of China's Three Gorges Dam, the world's largest dam
Kenny Bruno, Campaigns Coordinator, EarthRights International, Burma
Joan Carling, Secretary General, Cordillera Peoples Alliance, Philippines
Kirk Talbott, Vice President, Asia Pacific Division, Conservation International (moderator)
Tuesday, November 13, 2001, New York
The Future of the Russian Far East Environment
Ivan Blokov, Eisenhower Exchange Fellow, Greenpeace Russia
Vladimir Zakharov, Eisenhower Exchange Fellow, Center for Russian Environmental Policy, Moscow
Thursday, November 8, 2001, New York
Women's Initiatives for Peace in South Asia
Hina Jilani, UN Secretary General's Special Representative on Human Rights Defenders, Co-Founder of Pakistan's first all-women's law firm and Pakistan Human Rights Commission
Wednesday, November 7, 2001, New York
Read an interview
with Hina Jilani.
Workers' Rights and Immigrant Communities
Muzaffar Chishti, Immigration Project of the Union of Needletrades, Industrial & Textile Employees (UNITE)
Alex Hing, Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance
Bhairavi Desai, New York Taxi Workers Alliance
Thursday, November 1, 2001, New York
Lecture Series on Roots of Sectarian Conflict
Hon. Dennis Ross, Peace Negotiator for the Clinton Administration between The State of Israel and the Palestinian Authority
Monday, October 15, 2001, New York
Mao's War Against Nature: Politics and the Environment in Revolutionary China
Judith Shapiro, Professor of Environmental Politics, American University
Tuesday, October 2, 2001, New York
Lecture Series on Roots of Sectarian Conflict
Senator George Mitchell, retired U.S. Senator from Maine
Monday, September 10, 2001, New York
The Role
of Business in Resolving the Mindanao Conflict
Ricardo S.
Pascua, President & CEO, Fort Bonifacio Development Corporation
Trustee, Philippine Business for Social Progress
Wednesday, July 18,
2001, New York
Read an interview
with Ricardo Pascua.
U.S. Policy Toward Afghanistan: Defining A New Approach
Cosponsored with The Brookings Institution
Meeting Agenda
May 18, 2001, Washington D.C.
Building Peace and Civil Society in Afghanistan: Challenges and Opportunities
Cosponsored with the Carnegie Council on Ethics and International Affairs
Meeting Agenda
Access the Asian Update, Afghanistan's Reform Agenda: Four Perspectives
May 17, 2001, New York
A Grassroots
Perspective on Micro-enterprise Development and Civic Participation in
West Papua
Patricia McEwan, Trickle Up's Project Manager
for USAID Project, Cooperation in Development: Enhancing the Irian Jaya
NGOs and Civic Participation through Microenterprise Development
May 3,
2001, New York
The Role of Civil Society in the Democratization Process in
Indonesia
Hadi Soesastro, Executive Director, Centre for
Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), Jakarta, Indonesia
April
25, 2001, New York
Food Security in an Era of Globalization
M.S.
Swaminathan, UNESCO-Cousteau Professor in Ecotechnology and Chairman,
M.S. Swaminathan Research Foundation
April 9, 2001, New York
Capital
Opportunities: Microcredit in Asia and the U.S.
Film and
Discussion with Entrepreneurs
Screening of Sixteen
Decisions
Roshaneh Zafar, Kashf Foundation,
Pakistan
Jayshree Vyas, SEWA, India
Gusti Made Oka,
Bank Dagang Bali, Indonesia
Milton Balcacer, Credit Where Credit
is Due
Valerie Davis, Project Enterprise
Discussion moderated
by Nancy Barry, President, WomenÆs World Banking
April 5, 2001,
New York
Human Rights and Law in Asia: Challenges and Prospects for Democracy
and PeopleÆs Empowerment
Mohammad Fajrul Falaakh, National
Law Commission, Indonesia
Kittipong Kittayarak,Assistant
Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Justice, Thailand
Edgar Bernal,
Legal Rights and Natural Resources (LRC), Philippines
Maria Glenda
Ramirez, Ateneo Human Rights Center, Philippines
March 27, 2001,
New York
Urbanization and the Future of the Environment in China
He
Kebin, Harvard-Asia Society Fellow and Director, International
Cooperation and Exchange Program, Tsinghua University
March 21, 2001,
New York
Improving Health and Population Trends in Bangladesh
David
Sack, Director,International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research,
Bangladesh
March 8, 2001, New York
Gender and Sustainable Development in the Global
Economy
Helena Norberg-Hodge, Director, International
Society for Ecology and Culture and the Ladakh Project
February 27,
2001, New York
Read an interview
with Helena Norberg-Hodge
Ending Violence Against Women and Children: Strategies and
Solutions
Aida Santos, V Day 2001 Southeast Asia Regional
Coordinator, Coalition Against Trafficking in Women-Asia
Pacific
Claire Padilla, WomenLEAD Foundation,
Philippines
Humiliada Advincula, Family and Community Healing
Center, Barangay U.P. Campus, Philippines
Peach Mondiguing,
University of the Philippines Center for WomenÆs Studies
Claire
Pritchard, Casa House, Centre Against Sexual Assault,
Australia
February 12, 2001, New York
Feeding
Ourselves: Strategies and Solutions to End Hunger in Asia
Keynote speaker: Mr. Nitin Desai, UN Under-Secretary-General for
Economic and Social Affairs.
Organized in conjunction with the
exhibition, Can We Feed Ourselves? A Focus on Asia Photographs by
Hiroji Kubota.
January 29, 2001, New York
Civil Society
in Cambodia: Challenges and Prospects
Co-sponsored with the
Open Society Institute and Sasakawa Peace Foundation
HRH Prince
Norodom Sirivudh Founder and Chairman, Cambodian Institute for
Cooperation and Peace
Dr. Kao Hourn, Executive Director,
Cambodian Institute for Cooperation and Peace
December 15, 2000, New
York
Read AsiaSource Special Report on Cambodia:
War Crimes Tribunal
A Million
Mutinies: The Role of Civil Society and Local Communities in Environmental
Management
Speaker: Sunita Narain, Deputy Director, Centre for Science and
Environment, New Delhi, India
December 14, 2000, New York
Power and Resistance: The Challenges and Prospects for Women in
Afghanistan
Co-sponsored with The Asia Foundation
Mary
MacMakin, American Director, PARSA
Related information:
Health and Human
Rights in Afghanistan
November 30, 2000, New York
Building Civil Society in Asia: Challenges and Prospects for
Resolving Ethnic Conflict
The Cases of Indonesia, Burma and
Philippines
Sidney Jones,
Human Rights Watch
Vum Son, Chin Forum
David Tharckabaw,
Karen National Union
Thomas M. McKenna,
University of Alabama
Co-Sponsored by Asia Society and Open
Society Institute
October 24, 2000, New York
Read an interview
with Professor Thomas McKenna.
Sacrifice of
the Innocents: Two films on sexual violence against Asian
children
Co-sponsored with the Sakhi for South Asian
Women
Keynote Address by Kul Gautam, Deputy
Director, UNICEF
October 18, 2000, New York
Dalits in India
2000: The Scheduled Castes more than a half century after
Independence
P. Sainath, Eisenhower Exchange Fellow
September 27, 2000, New York
Suraiya Haque
Founder, Phulki, Bangladesh
The
Changing Face of Women in Bangladesh
July 11, 2000, New York
Read an interview
with Suraiya Haque.
Prospects for Negotiations in the Sri Lankan Crisis:Implications for
U.S. Foreign Policy
Cosponsored with the U.S. Institute of
Peace
June 14, 2000, Washington, D.C.
Meeting Agenda
Lessons from
Sri Lanka: Communities and Conflict
Cosponsored with the
Carnegie Council on Ethics and International Affairs (CCEIA)
June
13, 2000, New York
Meeting Agenda
Najam Sethi
Chief Editor, The Friday Times, Lahore,
Pakistan
Pakistan Under the Military: Problems and
Prospects
June 6, 2000, New York
Asma
Jahangir
UN Special Rapporteur on Extrajudicial, Summary or
Arbitrary Executions
Democracy and Human Rights in Post-Coup
Pakistan
May 30, 2000, New York
Read an interview
with Asma Jahangir
Micro
Credit Gone Global: An ASIP Panel Discussion
Muhammad
Yunus, Grameen Bank
Nancy Barry, Women's World Banking
M.S.H. Choudhury, Association for Social Advancement
Fabiola Santos-Gaerlan, Honeydew Drop Childcare
Frank
Wisner, American International Group
May 2, 2000, New York
Read an interview
with Professor Muhammad Yunus.
Read an interview
with Shafique Choudhury.
Globalization:
The Promises and The Perils
Nafis Sadik, United Nations
Population Fund
Ashok Khosla, Development Alternatives
Muzaffar Chishti, UNITE
Nang Lao Liang Won, Migrant
Assistance Programme
Raymond Offenheiser, Oxfam America
March 30, 2000, New York
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