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INDIA. “Address hawkers’ issue holistically: SC to Delhi.” Deccan Herald (February 03, 2013) NIGERIA. “Nigeria: Police, AEPB Battle Recalcitrant Traders.” All Africa (February 03, 2013) by Abubakar Yakubu DUBAI. “Dubai nabs 264 hawkers, beggars and carwashers.” Emirates 24/7 (February 03, 2013) by Wam INDIA. “Plan to bring together street vendors in Trichy.” Times of India […]

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MOROCCO. “Moroccan street vendors earn their rights.” Albawaba (January 27, 2013) via SyndiGate Info INDIA. “Street vendors asked to enrol for demarcation of vending zones in city.” The Hindu (January 26, 2013) NEPAL. “Street Vendor problem refuses to die down.” My Republic (January 24, 2013) by Pratibha Rawal ANGOLA. “Street vending in Angola’s capital to […]

NASVI protests death of street vendor in Mumbai during police crackdown

National Association of Street Vendors of India (NASVI) and its Mumbai based affiliate Azad Hawkers` Union on Saturday strongly protested the death of a forty five year old fruit vendor Madan Jaiswal during brutal forced eviction of vendors and hawkers in Mumbai and demanded immediate institution of murder charges against infamous ACP of the Vakola […]

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INDIA. "Street vendors to protest against hawker’s death in Mumbai." The Hindu (January 20, 2013) INDONESIA. "Bandung to regulate street vendors." The Jakarta Post (January 18, 2013) by Arya Dipa ZAMBIA. "There is a need to address street vending in a diplomatic way – Musenge." Lusaka Times (January 17, 2013) GHANA. "Street Hawkers the harder […]

Street Vendor Project at the Urban Justice Center

Dear friends, Happy New Year! I wanted to share some good news you may have missed. In late December, the Street Vendor Project settled a lawsuit against the city for years of over-charging NYC vendors on tickets they receive for minor violations. Already, vendors have begun to receive a total of $228,000 in cash refunds, […]

Stellenbosch Municipality and Informal Workers clash over evictions

18 January 2012 In a sudden departure from its initial acceptance of the Stellenbosch Crafters Market, the Stellenbosch Municipality has evicted all traders from the area they have occupied for the past eighteen years. This structured and settled group of survivalist traders have by the stroke of a pen lost all sense of security as […]

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