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Essence TV - Ep 1.3 - Part 2 - Tony Meloto, Gawad Kalinga (GK) Tony Meloto - founder of Gawad Kalinga (GK) is heading up a movement that is gathering speed, addressing the broader issues of poverty - homelessness, landlessness, hopelessness - breaking the poverty cycle and building communities - 700000 homes in 7000 communities in 7 years

How Globalization Denies Communities the Right to "Free, Prior, and Informed Consent" The root cause of the crises that affect humanity on a massive scale - mass poverty, displacement / landlessness, food insecurity, environmental degradation / climate change, wars, political instability / bad governance / corruption, pandemics, and social collapse - is the unsustainable extraction of the world's natural resources by multinational corporations, in a process that is facilitated by bilateral and multilateral agreements, and supported by international institutions such as the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund, and the World Trade Organization. Everything that we use is derived from or depends on the use of natural resources, which include land, water, fossil fuels, minerals, forests, fisheries, and biological resources. However, multinational corporations are increasingly concentrating this natural wealth into fewer hands. A 2008 United Nations report revealed that the problem lies in a governance gap, whereby companies operate as multinational corporations, but are regulated at the national level, thus leading to conflicts and violations of human rights and environmental standards. A major study on global wealth distribution revealed that the richest 1% of adults own more than half of global wealth, while the richest 10% own 85% of global wealth. In contrast, the bottom half of the world's adult population own barely 1% of global wealth. Rather than lift the poor, corporate-driven globalization has therefore caused record income and wealth ...

Ukweli Wa Mambo: The Srtuggle Against Landlessness - Part 02 Ukweli Wa Mambo: The Srtuggle against Landlessness In Wundan.

Ukweli Wa Mambo Part 3 Ukweli Wa Mambo: The Struggle against landlessness in Wundanyi constiuency in Kenya.

Angelina Jolie visit in Afgahanistan Angelina Jolie ends Afghan visit with call for more returnee support KABUL, Afghanistan, October 24 (UNHCR) The UN refugee agency's Goodwill Ambassador Angelina Jolie has concluded her first visit to Afghanistan, where she saw both the successes and the difficulties of return and reintegration. She saw first hand the country's difficult humanitarian circumstances and called for more international support to meet critical needs during the coming winter. Jolie's two-day trip comes ahead of an international conference on return and reintegration to be held in Kabul next month. Co-hosted by Afghanistan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and UNHCR, the event will bring government ministries and donors together to see how the country's absorption capacity can best be strengthened to support further repatriation. The award-winning American actress is familiar with UNHCR's Afghan operation, having twice visited Pakistan in recent years to see Afghan refugees there. But the visit on Wednesday and Thursday was her first to Afghanistan to see the reintegration challenges inside the country. "The courage, resilience and quiet dignity of returnee families rebuilding their lives against the kind of adversity few of us can imagine shows the human spirit at its best," Jolie said after visiting a number of sites. On Wednesday, Jolie travelled to Nangarhar province in eastern Afghanistan where almost 850000, or 20 percent, of all returnees to Afghanistan have repatriated since 2002. Such ...

No Time for Play (Child Labour in the Philippines) Some three to five million Filipino children are forced to work because of poverty, landlessness and war. They are everywhere - in cities as well as far-flung villages, laboring in factories, sugarcane plantations, even the depths of mine tunnels. This video examines the plight of Filipino working children and looks at what is being done to help them.

Ukweli Wa Mambo - Part 01 Ukweli wa Mambo: The struggle against landlessness and corruption in Kenya in wundanyi constituency represented by MP Mwandawiro Mghanga.

another side of living here in the landlessness of poverty a voice is a terrible thing to waist.. Enertialcall production.. KADA performance art

Lives of the Forest 'Lives of the Forest' was created by indigenous activists from across the Asia Pacific region exploring the likely impacts of the UN's REDD programme on indigenous resources and lifestyles. It was created during a participatory video facilitator training in Ifugao (Philippines) by representatives of 15 distinct indigenous communities from 8 different countries. The film was shot entirely on location within the remote mountain community of Hungduan in Ifugao (home to the Tuali peoples - one of the many indigenous groups in the Cordillera region of the Philippines) and explores the traditional knowledge and lifestyles of the Tuali peoples including their deep connection with, and reliance upon, their Muyong (clan-owned woodlands) and communal forests as an example of an indigenous community whose way of life is threatened by programmes such as REDD. The indigenous filmmakers behind this short film assert that market-based approaches to climate change are at odds with the traditional lifestyles and belief systems of indigenous peoples and that, through such programs, governments around the world will assert ownership over the forests inhabited by indigenous communities leading to landlessness and increased loss of bio-cultural diversity. It was planned and created by 18 indigenous activists as a collaborative filmmaking exercise during a 2-week training program in participatory video facilitation. The trainees undertook all the conceptualisation, storyboarding and filming ...

Davos Annual Meeting 2010 - India's Future Agenda 30.01.2010 The 2009 victory of the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) was the first time since 1962 that an Indian prime minister was elected to a second five-year term. How will this renewed political mandate reshape the country's agenda in key areas of public finance, trade, investment, infrastructure and rural development? Reuben Abraham, Executive Director, Centre for Emerging Markets Solutions, Indian School of Business, India; Young Global Leader Montek S. Ahluwalia, Deputy Chairman, Planning Commission, India Hari S. Bhartia, Co-Chairman and Managing Director, Jubilant Organosys, India; Vice-President, Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) Shyam Saran, Special Envoy of the Prime Minister of India; Global Agenda Council on Climate Change Anand Sharma, Minister of Commerce and Industry of India NK Singh, Member of Parliament, India Chaired by John K. Defterios, Anchor, CNN Marketplace Middle East, CNN International, United Kingdom

ukweli Wa Mambo Part 05 The struggle against landlessness in Wundanyi in Kenya.

Tim Hanstad on tackling landlessness Tim Hanstad is the CEO of the non-profit LANDESA. At the 2011 World Economic Forum at Davos, he discussed with OneWorld's Anuradha Vittachi just what it means for poor families to have no land - and what a difference helping them gain access to land can make.

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Martin Ngatia Comments On Landlessness In Kenya

Ngatia: Resettle IDPs And The Landless In this video, Mr. Martin Ngatia calls for the resettlement of IDPs in Kenya and the landless, arguing that the rich land grabbers are responsible for landlessness in Kenya.

Hacienda Luisita and Noynoy Aquino for President Will You Vote Noynoy Aquino for President? Get to know what he says about peasant landlessness and Hacienda Luisita

BILL COSBY SAYS COME ON PEOPLE *BREAKING THE MENTAL CHAINS* THE REASON FOR THIS VIDEO IS BECAUSE OF A COVERSATION I HAD WITH A WHITE MALE. HE WAS QUICK TO SAY BLK PPL NEED TO GET OVER THE PAST AND TAKE RESPONSIBILITY... BUT THEN HE EXPLAINS THE REASON THAT BLACKS DOMINATE IN SPORTS IS BECAUSE SLAVE OWNERS BRED THE STRONGEST SLAVES! i ask him if he felt that physical traits were passed down from slavery what about psychological damage? then he admits that slavery is the cause of alot of the black community's problems! so i wonder why do white ppl continue to bash the black community's actions when it is the result of what they created! then he says well he didn't own slaves and no blk person alive today were ever slaves. but i wasn't talking about slavery, i was talkin about the after effects of slavery, the KKK, the lynch mobs, the blatant disrespect and inhumane treatment, discrimination in employment, education and so on! lets not forget the civil rights movement was only 40+ yrs ago! then i told him there are more middle class blk families now than ever before and he said that's because of affirmative action. LOL i dont want to seem like we should dwell on the past but I'm tired of hearing white ppl cry about problems their forefathers created! they whine about the recent rise in blk on white crime, when its been white on blk crime for centuries! they talk about blk ppl are violent when this country was founded on violence! they whine about rap music, gangs and thug culture, when they were the ...

Ukweli Wa Mambo Part 04 The struggle against landlessness in Kenya.

Insecurity In Mt Elgon Food scarcity is threatening the fragile security in Mount Elgon as landlessness begins to take its toll. Residents who were evicted from the Chepyuk settlement scheme have resorted to begging for food from neighbours in whose houses they are now squatting. It is feared that if they are not allowed back to their farms soon, the security they are now enjoying may not hold for long.