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Activism:

Attac International

An international organization working to introduce Tobin-type tax and opposing free trade, globalization and neoliberalism.

http://www.attac.org/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Citizens Trade Campaign

A coalition of labor, environmental, religious, family farm, and consumer organizations united in the pursuit of socially and environmentally just trade policy.

http://www.citizenstrade.org/

Consumers for World Trade

A lobbying organization promoting free-trade laws and international agreements.

http://www.cwt.org/

The Council of Canadians: Trade

Papers, articles, and pamphlets on free trade, and the institutions that support it.

http://www.canadians.org/trade/index.html

Counter-Attac

An organization defending free trade.

http://www.counterattac.net/

EFTA- Promoting Fair Trade in Europe

The European Fair Trade Association follows events and policy in the EU concerning its subject. Annotated news links.

http://www.european-fair-trade-association.org/

Ethical Trading Initiative

Introduces international effort designed to promote ethical trade.

http://www.ethicaltrade.org/

Fair Trade Toronto

A working group established by Oxfam's volunteers that advocates for small, poor and disadvantaged producers in developing countries through fair prices and working conditions.

http://www.fairtradetoronto.com/

Global Trade Watch

Section of Public Citizen, a public-interest group founded by Ralph Nader, GTW promotes democracy by challenging corporate globalization, arguing that the current globalization model is neither a random inevitability nor "free trade."

http://www.citizen.org/trade/

International Federation for Alternative Trade

IFAT is a federation of producers and "alternative" trading organizations (ATOs), that encourage models of international trade that are direct and fair to all parties.

http://www.ifat.org/

International Forum on Globalization

Alliance formed to stimulate new thinking, joint activity, and public education in response to economic globalization. Members view globalization as an extreme restructuring of social, economic and political system with profound effects on humans and the environment.

http://www.ifg.org/

Make Trade Fair

Includes action items, facts and debates about issues such as coffee, reports, impacts on real lives, and events around the world.

http://www.maketradefair.com/

Other Davos

A conference meeting in resistance to the meetings of the World Economic Forum which push for the globalization of capitalism.

http://www.otherdavos.net/

Our World is Not For Sale

A loose grouping of organizations, activists and social movements worldwide fighting against the current model of corporate globalization embodied in global trading systems. Articles relating to agriculture, Hong Kong, Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights, non-agriculture market access, wars and terrorism.

http://www.ourworldisnotforsale.org/

Trade Justice Movement

A group of organizations that are concerned with the impact of international trade rules on the poorest people in the world, the environment, and democracy.

http://www.tradejusticemovement.org/

World Development Movement

The World Development Movement (WDM) tackles the root causes of world poverty. It campaigns for fairer world trade, regulating multinationals and cancelling Third World debt.

http://www.wdm.org.uk/

World Social Forum

An open platform for discussing strategies of resistance to neo-liberal globalisation, and alternative paths to sustainable development and social and economic justice. Includes meeting and event information, news and articles.

http://www.wsfindia.org/

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Bank cuts UK rates to 57-year low

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