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About Us
The International League of Peoples' Struggle (ILPS) is an anti-imperialist and democratic formation (see ILPS Charter). It promotes, supports and develops the anti-imperialist and democratic struggles of the peoples of the world against imperialism and all reaction.
It has a broad mass character and not subordinate to any political party, government or religion and affords equality to all participating organizations .
It strives to realize the unity, cooperation and coordination of anti-imperialist and democratic struggles throughout the world.
The cause of national liberation, democracy and social liberation;
Socio-economic development and social justice;
Human rights in the civil, political, economic, social and cultural fields;
The cause of just peace;
Independent trade union and workers' and toilers' rights and reduction of working hours at full pay against mass unemployment and decreasing wage levels;
Agrarian reform and rights of peasants, farm workers and fisherfolk;
The cause of women's rights and liberation;
Rights of the youth to education and employment;
Children's rights against child labour, sexual abuse and other forms of exploitation;
Rights of indigenous peoples, oppressed nations and nationalities against chauvinism and racism;
The rights of teachers, researchers and other educational personnel;
The right of the people to health care and the rights of health workers;
Science and technology for the people and development, and environmental protection;
Arts and culture and free flow of information in the service of the people;
Justice and indemnification for the victims of illegal arrest and detention;
Rights and welfare of displaced homeless persons, refugees and migrant workers;
Rights of aged people towards a life in dignity and secured existence; and
Rights of gays, lesbians, bisexuals and trans-gendered.
To stimulate, facilitate and coordinate common lines of action and undertake definite actions on the aforesaid concerns and issues,
To cooperate with all possible organizations, institutions and personages in the attainment of the aims and purposes of the League,
The activities of the League include:
advocacy, research, publications, conferences, seminars and social and political action.
Any organization that agrees with the charter of the League may apply or may be invited to become a participating organization of the League.
The application shall be evaluated and acted upon by the International Coordinating Committee within one year from such application or invitation.
All participating organizations shall assume responsibilities in accordance with the resolutions and decisions of the International Assembly.
All participating organizations shall have equal basic rights and duties.
A participating organization may cease to be such by resignation, self-dissolution or by expulsion for serious violation of this charter, resolutions or decisions of the International Assembly.
All participating organizations shall maintain their independence and initiative and shall accordingly have equal basic rights and duties.
The International League of Peoples' Struggle (ILPS) was founded on 25 May 2001 in Zutphen, the Netherlands in its First International Assembly (FIA).
The FIA was attended by 339 delegates and guests, representing 218 mass organizations from 40 countries: Afghanistan, Argentina, Australia, Austria, Bangladesh, Belgium, Benin, Brazil, Burma, Canada, Congo, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, England, France, Germany, Greece, India, Indonesia, Iran, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Mexico, Nepal, Netherlands, New Zealand, Niger, Norway, Pakistan, Peru, Philippines, Scotland, South Korea, Spain, Switzerland, Thailand, Turkey and USA.
From 25 to 27 May 2001, the delegates deliberated on and ratified the Charter of the ILPS, passed resolutions on the concerns of the League and elected the members of the International Coordinating Committee (ICC).
Fifteen workshops were held addressing the issues of most of the 18 concerns. Resource speakers made very informative presentations, draft resolutions were deliberated on, and country experiences were shared. The resolutions formulated by the different workshop groups were submitted and approved in the plenary session. Resolutions on specific issues and country situations were also submitted for signing by individual members.
It was a historic moment for all progressive forces throughout the world who are fighting for national independence, democracy and social liberation against imperialism and reaction.
Preamble
We, the undersigned representatives of organizations, hereby proclaim the formation of the International League of Peoples' Struggle (hereinafter referred to as League) and the promulgation of the charter as herein defined.
The League is an anti-imperialist and democratic formation. It shall promote, support and develop the anti-imperialist and democratic struggles of the peoples of the world, including the workers, peasants, women, youth, professionals and other sectors of society against the ideological, political, military, economic, social and cultural domination and attacks of imperialism and reaction.
It shall have a broad mass character, shall not be subordinate to any political party, government or religious authorities and shall afford equality to all member-organizations. It shall strive to realize the unity, cooperation and coordination of anti-imperialist and democratic struggles throughout the world.
The League shall expose and oppose the oppressive and exploitative policies and acts of the imperialist and puppet states, the multinational companies and imperialist-dominated international agencies, such as the IMF, World Bank and WTO, and the military alliances such as the NATO and the US-Japan Security Council.
The League shall stand and fight for the following:
Article I. Aims and Purposes
Section 1. The aims and purposes of the League shall include the following:
1.1 To promote a common understanding of those concerns and issues as enumerated in the preamble,
1.2 To stimulate, facilitate and coordinate common lines of action and undertake definite actions on the aforesaid concerns and issues,
1.3 To cooperate with all possible organizations, institutions and personages in the attainment of the aims and purposes of the League, and
1.4 To raise such resources as to enable the League to realize its aims and purposes and perform its functions.
Section 2. The activities of the League shall include the following: advocacy, research, publications, conferences, seminars and social and political action.
Article II. Member-Organizations
Section 1. Any organization or formation of a mass character which agrees with the Charter of the League may apply or may be invited to become a member-organization of the League.
Section 2. The application shall be evaluated and acted upon by the International Coordinating Committee as soon as possible after such application is submitted.
Section 3. All member-organizations shall assume responsibilities in accordance with the resolutions and decisions of the International Assembly.
Section 4. All member-organizations shall have equal basic rights and duties.
Section 5. A member-organization may cease to be such by resignation, self-dissolution or by expulsion for serious violation of this Charter, resolutions or decisions of the International Assembly.
Section 6. All member-organizations shall maintain their independence and initiative and shall accordingly have equal basic rights and duties.
Article III. International Assembly
Section 1. The International Assembly of the League shall be convened once every three years, unless there are unavoidable circumstances or reasons accepted by the majority of member-organizations for convening it earlier or later. The International Coordinating Committee shall decide the number of delegates and the criteria and methods for the selection and apportionment of delegates in the next International Assembly.
Section 2. The International Assembly shall be the highest decision-making organ of the League. It shall review the implementation of the resolutions and decisions of the previous assembly and the performance of the outgoing International Coordinating Committee. It shall deliberate on issues of international significance and make pertinent resolutions. It shall elect the members and alternate members of the International Coordinating Committee after deciding their number.
Section 3. Issues shall be decided by simple majority vote, except on issues of amending the statutes of the League. The International Assembly shall give full play to the efforts of the member-organizations most affected by an issue to resolve their differences, if any. Whenever consensus is not possible, voting shall be done to resolve an issue within the time allocation of the assembly.
Section 4. The International Coordinating Committee or one-third of the member-organizations of the League may convene a special assembly whenever necessary, provided that due notice is given at least one month in advance. The decisions of such assembly shall be subject to ratification by the next regular assembly.
Article IV. The International Coordinating Committee
Section 1. The International Coordinating Committee shall be the highest decision-making organ of the League between international assemblies. It shall abide by the spirit and letter of the resolutions and decisions of the International Assembly. It shall meet at least once a year.
Section 2. The International Coordinating Committee shall propose the theme and program of the International Assembly and shall ensure that the resolutions and decisions of the International Assembly are pursued and implemented and shall report and make recommendations to the International Assembly.
Section 3. The International Coordinating Committee shall elect its own officers, a Chairperson, as many Deputy Chairpersons as may be needed with respect to functions and geographic distribution, a General Secretary, a Deputy General Secretary, Treasurer and Auditor. They shall constitute the International Coordinating Group, which shall be the highest decision-making organ between meetings of the International Coordinating Committee and shall guide the General Secretariat in accordance with the prior decisions of the International Coordinating Committee.
Section 4. The chairperson shall be the chief representative and spokesperson of the League and shall be strictly bound by the resolutions and decisions of the International Assembly.
Section 5. The International Coordinating Committee shall facilitate the exchange of information, meetings, cooperation and common actions among the member-organizations of the League. It shall give full play to the efforts of the member- organizations to maintain their solidarity and broad character in accordance with the Charter of the League and resolutions and decisions of the International Assembly.
Section 6. The International Coordinating Committee shall not administer or govern all or any of the member-organizations of the League and shall have no authority whatsoever to decide on issues internal to any member-organization as well as on issues of controversy outside of the League among several member-organizations. It may make requests or proposals that are subject to the decision of all or any of the member-organizations.
Section 7. Subject to the approval of the International Assembly, the International Coordinating Committee shall create study commissions, each responsible for a major concern of the League, and define their tasks. Among these shall be the drafting of resolutions for the International Assembly and other documents for the timely information and guidance of the member-organizations and the holding of conferences or seminars on the various concerns for the benefit of the member-organizations.
Section 8. The member-organization may for any reason replace its member who sits as a member of the ICC.
Section 9. A certain number of candidates to the ICC who get the highest number of votes below those of the candidates elected to the ICC shall be deemed elected as alternate members of the ICC. They may attend ICC meetings and perform tasks for the ICC but may not vote. An alternate member shall be elevated to the ICC in case an ICC member becomes incapacitated and its organization does not provide a replacement.
Article V. The General Secretariat
Section 1. The International Coordinating Committee shall form and direct the General Secretariat on the basis of recommendations of the General Secretary. The General Secretariat shall consist of the General Secretary and as many deputies as may be appointed by the International Coordinating Committee to undertake administrative functions.
Section 2. The General Secretariat shall be responsible for the daily administration and implementation of all other functions as may be assigned by the International Coordinating Committee and shall report and make recommendations to the International Coordinating Committee. Between meetings of the ICC, the International Coordinating Group shall guide and supervise the General Secretariat.
Article VI. National Chapters
Section 1.- The International Coordinating Committee shall define and issue the general guidelines for the formation of the national chapters of the League, as country coordinating centre and broad alliance of member-organizations. The International Coordinating Group shall process every proposal for the formation of a national chapter, subject to the approval of the ICC.
Section 2. Every national chapter shall elect its officers in a national assembly of representatives of member-organizations. The national chapter shall determine its own organizational structure.
Section 3. The national chapter shall decide on the application of mass formations that wish to become members of the League. In this connection, it shall promote the broad alliance of memberorganizations in accordance with the aims and purposes of the League.
Section 4. The national chapters shall have equal basic rights and duties in the League. They shall enjoy their independence and initiative even as they shall contribute to the realization of the aims and purposes of the League.
Section 5. In the event no national chapter exists in any country, the International Coordinating Committee shall receive applications for evaluation and approval.
Article VII. Global Regional Committees
Section 1. The International Coordinating Committee shall define and issue the guidelines for the formation, work and development of global regional committees. The International Coordinating Group shall receive and process any proposal for the formation of a global region committee, subject to the approval of the ICC. It shall guide and supervise the actual formation of the global region committeee.
Section 2. If in any global region there are at least two national chapters, any of the national chapters may propose to the International Coordinating Group the designation of a provisional global region committee and the holding of a global region conference to attract more member-organizations in the region, take up the concerns of the League and elect the global region committee.
Section 3. The global region committee shall be composed of representatives of the national chapters and leaders of outstanding member-organizations within the region. The International Coordinating Group shall decide the number of members and alternate members of the global region committee upon the recommendation of this committee or its provisional predecessor. It shall define the functions of the officers of the global region committee.
Section 4. The global region committee shall hold internal meetings at least once every six months. It shall hold conferences to take up concerns and issues, make resolutions and decisions, adopt plans of action and campaigns and form the mechanisms for implementing these.
Section 5. The global region committees shall have equal rights and obligations in the League.
Article VIII. Patrons of the League
Section 1. On the basis of recommendations of member-organizations, national chapters and global regional committees, the International Coordinating Committee shall select and invite the eminent persons and outstanding individuals in their fields of activity and known for their staunch and consistent democratic and anti-imperialist standpoint to become Patrons of the League.
Section 2. The Patrons of the League shall promote the aims and purposes of the League and raise the prestige of the League in any appropriate manner. They may provide advice and expertise to the International Coordinating Committee and the latter may consult them as resource persons and invite them as guests of honor and speakers on appropriate occasions.
Communications, Electrical and Plumbing Union (CEPU)
Migrante Melbourne
Philippine Australia Union Link (PAUL)
Spirit of Eureka
Action for Peace and Development (APDP)
Australian Independence Movement - Sydney
Gabriela Australia
Lingap Migrante
Migrante Australia
Philippines Australia Solidarity Association (PASA)
Philippine-Australia Youth Action Group
Work & Justice
October 7 Socialist Movement
Broadmeadows Progress Society
Anti-imperialist Coordination
Federation of Workers and Youth from Turkey in Austria
Movement for Social Liberation
Asia Pacific Solidarity Links Bangladesh (APWSL)
Bangladesh Agricultural Farm Labour Federation (BAFLF)
Bangladesh Jatiyo Sramik Federation (Bangladesh National Workers' Federation)
Bangladesh Kishani Sabha
Bangladesh Krishok Federation
Bangladesh Labour Research Foundation
BBS Landless Peasants Association
National Workers Federation -- Bangladesh
Rescue Team For Helpless Peoples
Anti-imperialist Forum Nepal
Anti-imperialist League - Belgium
Bevrijde Wereld
Congolese Youth for Peace and Reconstruction
Debout Congolese
Filippijnengroepen Belgie (FGB)
International Action for Liberation (INTAL)
Kalabaw VZW
Marianne
Medical Aid for the Third World
Third World Relief Fund
CEBRASPO
Liga dos Camponeses Pobre
Liga Operaria
People's Women Movement
Revolutionary Students Front
Workers' League
Alliance for People's Health, Vancouver, BC
Barangay Parkdale Organization
British Columbia Committee for Human Rights in the Philippines
Bus Riders' Union
Canada-Philippines Solidarity Committee
Canada-Philippines Solidarity for Human Rights
Centre for Philippine Concerns/Centre D'appui aux Philippines
Filipino Nurses Support Group
Filipino Workers Support Group (Montreal)
Filipino-Canadian Youth Alliance/Ugnayan ng Kabataang Pilipino sa Canada
Grassroots Women
Group of Relatives and Friends of Political Prisoners in Mexico
Immigrant Workers' Center of Montreal
Immigrant Workers Centre
Immigrant Workers Centre/Centre for Philippine Concerns
Immigrant Workers Centre/Solidarity Across Borders
International Council for Friendship & Solidarity with the Soviet. People
Movement of Filipino Workers
Philippine Solidarity Group - Toronto
Philippine Women Center of Ontario
PINAY
SIKLAB
South Asian Network for Securalism and Democracy
Asosiasi Tenaga Kerja Indonesia di Hong Kong (ATKI-HK) - HONG KONG, SAR
Association of Concerned Filipinos in Hong Kong - HONG KONG, SAR
Pinatud a Saleng Ti Umili - HONG KONG, SAR
United Filipinos in Hong Kong - HONG KONG, SAR
Labor Rights Association - TAIWAN
Filippinsk Solidaritet Komite
Frente Unido
Frente Unido 4 Octubre de Nagua R.D.
Foro Regional People's Health
Comite de Seguimiento de los dereches humanos en Mexico
Federation of Workers from Turkey in France
League for Defense of Human Rights in Benin
8th March Women's Org (Iran, Afghanistan)
Arbeiterbildungszentrum (Workers Formation Centre)
Confederation of Workers from Turkey in Europe
COURAGE
Democratic Artists Association
Federation of Workers from Turkey in Germany
Frauenpolitisher Ratschlag (Women's Pol. Counsel)
German-Filipino Friendship
Jugendverband REBELL
Kawayan
New Democratic Women
New Democratic Youth
Solidarity International
Umut Publishing House
Committee Against Military Bases and Dependency
Left Militant Movement of Working People
Militant Movement of Students
People's Militant Movement
All India Anti-Imperialist Forum
All India Peoples Resistance Forum
All India Platform for Peoples Struggle
Andhra Pradesh vyavasaya Vruthidarula Union (APVVU)
Campaign for Peace and Democracy Manipur
Centre of Indian Trade Unions
Democratic Student Union
Disha Foundation
Indian Federation of Toiling Peasants
Indian Federation of Trade Unions
Medical Service Centre
Progressive Organisation of Women
SAHANIVASA
Society for Rural Education and Development
Tamil Nadu Women’s Forum
Tribal Landless Peasants' Association
Front Mahasiswa Nasional
Gerakan Rayat Indonesia
Indonesian Inst for the Study of the Massacre of 65/66
Jaringan Kerja Budaya
People Shelter Movement
Iraqi Patriotic Alliance
Association for Proletarian Solidarity
Lampada
Struggling Workers' Union
Umangat
Allied Labour Unions of Independence
Asia Wide Campaign
Asia-wide Campaign Against US & Japanese Domination and Aggression of Asia-Japan Liaison Council
Filipino Migrant Center - Japan
Institute of Social Theory and Dynamics
Philippine Society in Japan
Kenya Debt Relief Network (KENDREN)
Korean Democratic Women`s Union
Korean Truth Commission
National Alliance for Democracy & Reunificaiton Of Korea
New Era Foundation
(KASAMMA-KO)
Bahaghari
Kodao Philippines
Pesticide Action Network Asia and the Pacific
Pesticide Action Network Asia and the Pacific (PANAP)
TENAGANITA
Artisans and General Workers Union - MAURITIUS
FAC-MLN
Frente Democratico Oriental de Mexico
Organizacion Campesina dela Sierra del Sur
Sector IX de Educacion Indigena
Union de Pueblos Contra la Represion y a la Militarizacion
The Foundation of Agricultural Development (FAD)
All Nepal National Independent Students Union
All Nepal Peasants Federation (ANPFa)
All Nepal Women's Association (ANWA)
Citizen Concern of Nepal
Helpless Rehabilitation Society (HRS)
INHURED International/HimRights
Literary Academy for Dalit of Nepal
Youth Volunteer Group
Aksi Setiakawan
Bangladesh Peoples Solidarity Center
Bayan International, Europe
Center for Social Studies
European Philippines Inter Cultural Solidarity
Federation of Workers from Turkey in the Netherlands
International Network for Philippine Studies
Kaisa ng Bayan
Latin American Centre of the Hague
Netherlands-Philippine Solidarity Association
Peoples' Artists Network (PAN)
Philippine Center for Rural Development
Pinay sa Holland
PINOY
Rotterdam Indonesie Solidaritietis Komite
SNV Morona Santiago
Speerpunt
Anti-Capitalist Alliance (New Zealand)
GATT Watchdog
CISAS
International People's Health Council
Organisation Nigerienne Pour Un Developpment Endogene
Filipino Resource Center of Norway
Kalayaan, Norway
Norwegian Women's Front
All Pakistan Trade Union Federation
Roots for Equity
Rural Initiatives in Sustanability and Empowerment (RISE)
Palestinian Anti-Apartheid Wall Campaign
The Health Work Committee
Instituto Amaru
Association of Democratic Labor Organizations
Samahan ng Nagtataguyod ng Agham at Teknolohiy para sa Sambayanan (AGHAM)
Alliance of Concerned Teachers
Alliance of Health Workers
Amado Kadena-NAFLU-Kilusang Mayo Uno
Amado V. Hernandez Resource Centre
National Federation of Peasant Women (AMIHAN)
Anakbayan
Anakbayan-NCR
Asian Community Health Action Network
Association of Community Based Medical Practitioner (ACBMP)
Association of Community-based Medical Practioners-Philippines
Bagong Alyansang Makabayan - Negros
Bagong Alyansang Makabayan (BAYAN) National Capital Region
Bagong Alyansang Makabayan-Negros
Bagong Alyansang Makabayan-Southern Tagalog
BAYAN, New Patriotic Alliance
Bayan-Panay
Bigkis at Lakas ng Katutubo sa Timog Katagalugan
Center for People's Action and Development
Central Luzon Ayta Association
Central Luzon Ayta Association
Centre for Anti-imperialist Studies
Children's Rehabilitation Centre
College Editors Guild of the Philippines
Community Medicine Development Foundation
Concerned Artists of the Philippines
Congress of Teachers for Nationalism and Democracy (CONTEND)
Cordillera Peoples Alliance
Council for Health and Development
Confederation for Unity, Recognition and Advancement of Government Employees (COURAGE)
Danggayan-Cagayn Valley
Drug, Food & Allied Workers Federation - KMU
Ecumenical Institute for Labor Education
Ecumenical Movement for Justice and Peace
Farmers Assistance for Rural Management, Education and Rehabilitation
First Quarter Storm Movement
GABRIELA-Philippines
Health Action for Human Rights
Health Alliance for Democracy - Philippines
IBON Philippines
Ilaw at Buklod ng Manggagawa
Ilaw at Buklod ng Manggagawa - IBM - KMU
In Peace Mindanao
Individual
Institute of Political Economy
International Association of Peoples' Lawyers
JPIC SVD-PHN
KALIKASAN-People's Network for the Environment
Kalipunan ng Katutubong Mamamayan ng Pilipinas (National Federation of Indigenous Peoples)
Kalipunan ng Malayang Kamayan (Kadamay)
Kalipunan ng mga Katutubong Mamamayan ng Pilipinas (KAMP)
Kalipunan ng Migrante Pilipino at Pamilya
Kapatirang Simbahan Para sa Bayan
Karapatan
Kapatirang Simbahan para sa Bayan (KASIMBAYAN)
Katipunan ng Manggagawang Kababaihan
Katipunan ng mga Samahan ng Magbubukid sa Timog Katagalugan
Kilusang Magbubukid ng Pilipinas
Kilusang May Uno
Kilusang Mayo Uno-National Capital Region
Kilusang Mayo Uno-Negros
Kulturang Ugnayan ng Makabayang Sinig Anakpawis (KUMASA)
League of Filipino Students
Lesbians for National Democracy (LESBOND)
Lila Filipina
Metro Cebu Water District Union
Migrante-International
Mindanao People's Resource Centre
Minewatch Asia-Pacific
Moro People's Resource Center
Moro-Christian People's Alliance
NAFLU-Kilusang Mayo Uno-Eastern Visayas
National Federation of Labor Unions-NAFLU-KMU
National Federation of Sugar Workers
National Federation of Sugar Workers - Food and General Trade
National Federation of Workers Union
National Food Authority Employees Association
National Network of Agrarian Reform Advocates Youth
OLALIA-KMU
Pambansang Lakas ng Kilusang Mamamalakaya ng Pilipinas (Pamalakaya)
PAMANTIK - Kilusang Mayo Uno
Pambansang Kilusan Estudyanteng Pangkalusugan (PKEP)
Philippine Peace Centre
Philips Semiconductor Phis, Inc. Workers Union
PISTON (Pagkaka-isa ng mga Samahan ng Tsuper at Opereytor Nationwide)
Promotion of Church People's Response
Public Interest Law Centre
Samahan ng mga Ex-detainees Laban sa Detensyon at para sa Amnestiya (SELDA)
SAMAKANA
Sibol ng Agham at Teknolohiya (SIBAT, Wellspring of Science and Technology)
Sining na Naglilingkod sa Bayan (sinagbayan) Inc.
Student Christian Movement of the Philippines
Sugar Workers Solidarity Network
Union of Waterfront Workers
WILF - Philippines
Workers Assistance Center, Inc.
Southern Africa Small Scale Farmers Forum
Southern African Students Union
Organizacion de Solidaridad con los Puelblos de Asia, Africa Y America Latina (OSPAAAL)
Vikalpani National Women’s Federation
Federation of Workers from Turkey in Switzerland
Migrante-Switzerland, Organizing Core
Alternative Agriculture Network
Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development
Campaign for Popular Democracy
Compatriot Network Group - Burma
Nampong Ecology System Recovery Project
Northern Development Foundation
Overseas Karen Refugee Social Organization
Project for Ecological Recovery
River Basin Management Through Community Organization
RRSA
Rural Reconstruction Alumni and Friends Assocation
Small Fishing Community Development of Songkhla
Thai Development Support Committee
The Displaced Karen Fellowship
Togolese Federation of Farmers
Acilim Law Center, Acilim Hukuk Burosu
Basin-is
Belediye-is, 2nd Branch
Call for a New World
DDSB (Revolutionary Democratic Syndicate Union)
Genel-is
Human Rights Association - Istanbul, Turkey
ILPS-Turkish Section
Leather Trade Union - Deri-is Merkez
New Democratic Youth-Turkey
Tohum Cultural Center
Tuzla Deri-is, Leather Trade Union-Tuzla Branch
Umut Publishing House Europe
Anakbayan Los Angeles
Anakbayan New York/New Jersey
Anakbayan Seattle
Asia Pacific American Labor Alliance
Asians For Jericho/Mumia
Bay Area Labor Committee for Peace and Justice
BAYAN USA
CAAAV-Organizing Asian Communities
California Nurses Association
Chelsea Uniting Against the War
Colombia Action Network
Comite Pro-Democracia en Mexico
Comm. in Solidarity with the People Of El Salvador
Committee for Human Rights in the Philippines (CHRP)
Committee on Philippine Issues
Community Youth Organizing Campaign
Ecumenical Fellowship for Justice & Peace in the Philippines
Filipinas for Rights and Empowerment (FiRE)
Filipino Workers' Association
Filipino Workers Centre, NY
GABRIELA Network - New York/New Jersey
GABRIELA Network - Los Angeles
Gabriela Network USA
Gabriela-Network (New York)
Habi Arts
Health Alliance for Democracy - USA
International People's Democratic Uhuru Movement
IUE-CWA Local 201 Solidarity Committee - USA
Just Healthcare Committee of the Peidmont Triad Chapter of the Labour Party
Kababayan Alliance
Kabataang maka-Bayan USA / Pro-people Youth
League of Filipino Students SFSU (USA)
League of Filipino Students-Chicago
Leyte-Samar Forum, USA
MAKABAYAN
Malcolm X Grassroots Movement
Nagliliyab (Burning Bush)
National Campaign to Free the Cuban Five (US)
National Postal Mail Handlers Local 300
Network in Solidarity with the People of the Philippines
No to WTO/People's Assembly
North Carolina Labor Against the War (NCLAW)
North Star Compass
NY Committee for Human Rights in the Philippines
Panay Solidarity Network - USA
People's Community Organization for Reform & Empowerment
People's Health Network
Pesante USA
Philippine Forum
Philippine Health and Development Concerns
Philippine Information and Network Services
Philippine Solidarity Committee
Progressive Organization of Gays-USA
Refuse and Resist
Topeka Local #270 APWU
UCLA Samahang Pilipino
Video Collision Course
X-D
CREST
Democratic Anti-Imperialist Organization of Iranians in Britain
International Emergency Committee to Defend the Life of Dr. Guzman
International Uhuru Movement
London Cultural Center
Scottish Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament