Switzerland-Colombia working group
The Switzerland-Colombia Working Group ( ASK ) is a Swiss NGO with headquarters in Bern and sections in various locations that campaigns for human rights in Colombia .
The ASK was founded in 1987 in order to give “the Colombian civilian population a voice”. It provides information and lobbying, leads campaigns, organizes cultural events and offers Colombian human rights activists in Switzerland a platform. The ASK publishes the Bulletin Colombia News and a Colombia monthly report every two weeks .
Publications
- With full throttle into hunger: bread instead of agrofuels = Réservoirs pleins et assiettes vides: you pain plutôt que des agro-carburants. From 2008. Digitized on e-Helvetica
- Colombia currently. Weekly information and analysis on the situation in Colombia since 1988. OCLC 173869254
- Colombia Monthly Report. Online since 2005 . OCLC 885261817 OCLC 173872512
- As co-editor: Kerstin Meinhardt, Colombia group: Human rights in Colombia: no peace without justice. Idstein: Meinhardt Text and Design, 1998. ISBN 9783933325075
- Annual report ( archived online copies in the Swiss Social Archives )
- Eduardo Galeano , Switzerland-Colombia working group, Lucerne Latin America Week et al. (Latin America solidarity groups in cooperation with political organizations and individuals): Documentation for the Latin America Week, Lucerne, May 1988. Adligenswil: Working group Switzerland-Colombia et al., 1988. OCLC 611252697
literature
- Sarah Seiler: From the solo movement to active solo lobbyists: the Switzerland-Colombia working group 1987-1997. Master's thesis, University of Friborg (Switzerland) , 2010. OCLC 717681179
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b Working group Switzerland-Colombia Ed .: Humanrights.ch
- ↑ Example: Switzerland-Colombia: “Blood gold” in the focus of the culture week. Interview with Claudia Kunz of the Basel section of the “Working Group Switzerland-Colombia”. In: OnlineReports , November 10, 2013.
- ↑ Example: Colombian activists criticize Glencore. In: TagesWoche , May 9, 2015.