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Chairwoman from FTUEU injured during a Law on Language protest in Kyiv

Ms Valyntyna Korobka, Chairwoman of Free Trade Union of Entrepreneurs of Ukraine (FTUEU) was elected at the Founding conference of the FTUEU based on her history of activism and her desire for justice. On the 3 July 2012, Ukrainian Parliament adopted a Law “On languages” which was the main cause for members of opposition parties […]

ZCIEA loses two of their members in a tragic accident

The Zimbabwe Chamber of Informal Economy Association (ZCIEA) 1st Deputy President, Mrs Beauty Mugijima and National Information and Publicity Officer Mr Benjamin Muvhami Moyo passed away on the 4th June when their vehicle was involved in a head on collision with a haulage truck along Harare – Masvingo road in Zimbabwe. The accident occurred when […]

Street Vendors win appeal over revoked street licenses in São Paulo – Brazil

3 July 2012 Last Wednesday, June 27, the special body of the São Paulo Justice Court, comprising of 25 judges, overturned the injunction of the president of the court, Judge Ivan Sartori, who had revoked all the street vending licenses of São Paulo city, arguing that the street vendors represent a threat to the public […]

Blow the whistle at FIFA President, Sepp Blatter – sign the petition now!

Blow the whistle at FIFA President, Sepp Blatter – sign the petition now! Here is a short film about FIFA and its negative impact on shanty town dwellers, on street vendors and on workers. If you click on the page, you can see the video and then also ‘blow the whistle’ at Sepp Blatter. Solidar […]

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INDIA. “Vendors Still Favourite Stop Shop in Ranchi.” Times of India (27 May 2012) by Kelly Kislaya BAHRAIN. “Bahrain Mulls New Rules for Street Vendors.” TradeArabia (26 May 2012) CHINA. “Report: Chinese City Enforcers Accused of Brutality.” CNN (24 May 2012) by Paul Armstrong NIGERIA. “Patronize Hawkers and Get Prosecuted, AEPB Chief Warns.” Leadership (22 […]

Blowing the whistle

StreetNet International held a campaigns meeting in cooperation with the United Workers Centre (CUT) Colombia and the General Union of Informal Workers (UGTI) in Bogota, Colombia on 21st May. The meeting agreed to give their full support for the letter sent to FIFA, written by the CUT-Brazil, StreetNet and the Gaspar Garcia Centre for Human […]

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