GLW issue 485, published 2002-03-20.

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INDONESIA: 'International Women's Day is not just a celebration'

BY DITA SARI [The following statement was issued on March 8 by Dita Sari, chairperson of the Indonesian National Front for Labour Struggles (FNPBI).] International Women's Day is not just an annual tradition. This isn't also just a celebration.

World music for Green Left Weekly

MELBOURNE — One of Australia's most accomplished percussionists, Ray Pereira, will team up with visiting West African musician Nii Tetteh Tettey to perform at a Green Left Weekly cultural night on March 22. The theme of the evening is "End racism,

and ain't i a woman?: Winning allies in the fight for women's liberation

and ain't i a woman?: Winning allies in the fight for women's liberation On International Women's Day (March 8), 1917, 50,000 women took to the streets of Petrograd, protesting against food shortages resulting from Russia's participation in

Dita Sari: defying Reebok and Megawati

BY PIP HINMAN She is one of Asia's most significant trade union leaders. Dita Sari, the 30-year-old chairperson of the independent Indonesian National Front for Labour Struggles (FNPBI), achieved notoriety for her refusal to be bought off. Most
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