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Visions from the South and from Europe |
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Visions from the South
- Sekai Holland, Government of Zimbabwe, Minister of State in the Prime Minister's office, ZIMBABWE
- Kennedy T. Mugochi, Zimbabwe Human Rights NGO Forum, ZIMBABWE
- Ellitah Bere, Hands of friendship Zimbabwe Humanitarian Crisis, ZIMBABWE
- Shanta Sinsha, MVF Foundation, INDIA
- Wangari Maathai, 2004 Nobel Peace Laureate, Deputy Environment Minister, KENYA
- Rukmini Rao, Executive Director, Centre for World Solidarity, INDIA
- Emily Sikazwe, Women for Change, ZAMBIA
- Rezaul Karim Chowdury, Secretary National Council Supro, BANGLADESH
- Ziad Abdel Zamad, Arab NGO Network for Development, LEBANON
- Cecilia Alemany, Social Watch, URUGUAY
Visions from Europe
- Barbara Lochbihler, Bündnis 90/Die Grünen, Member of European parliament, Subcommittee on Human Rights, Germany
- Timo Lappalainen, KEPA (Service Centre for Development Cooperation), Finland
- Judith Sargentini, GroenLinks/Dutch Greens, Member of European parliament, Development Committee, The Netherlands
- Donatella Rostagno, Policy officer, EURAC, Belgium
- Glenys Kinnock, Former Member of the European Parliament, Minister for Europe, UK
- Vaclav Havel, Writer and Dramatist, last President of Czechoslovakia and first President of the Czech Republic
- Margot Wallström, Commissioner and vice-president, Sweden
- Tom Arnold, Chief Executive, Concern Worldwide, Ireland
- Gay Mitchell, Member of European parliament, Development Committee, Ireland
- Hedy d’Ancona, Former Minister for Welfare, Public Health and Culture, The Netherlands
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