日期：2010年8月30日--9月1日

地点：澳大利亚，墨尔本

联络信息：公共信息部非政府组织关系主管Maria-Luisa Chavez，电话：+1 917 367 7022

简介：

公共信息部/非政府组织会议是联合国最重要的非政府组织活动。这将是澳大利亚首次举办这种规模的联合国活动，也仅仅是第三次在联合国总部以外的地方举行这一会议。

该会议每一年都会吸引来自世界各地的非政府组织代表们，共同讨论关乎民权社会及非政府组织与联合国合作方面的话题。今年会议的一个重要目标是吸引来自亚洲的非政府组织。

2010年会议将重点讨论全球健康，因为它与千年发展目标密切相关，对澳大利亚政府和非政府组织都是一个非常重要的问题。健康问题是千年发展目标的核心，也是国际公认的发展路线。千年发展目标所涉及的一些主要问题包括：目标4（降低儿童死亡率），目标5（改善产妇保健）和目标6（防治艾滋病毒/艾滋病、疟疾和其他疾病）。

 

Date: 30 August-1 September 2010

Location: Melbourne, Australia

Contact information:   Maria-Luisa Chavez, Chief of NGO Relations in the Dept. of Public Information,+1 917 367 7022.

Description:

The DPI/NGO Conference is the premier non-governmental organization event at the United Nations.  It will be the first time Australia hosts a UN event of this size, and only the third time that the DPI/NGO Conference has been held outside of UN headquarters.

Each year this conference brings together hundreds of non-governmental organization representatives from around the world to focus on a topic of interest related to the work of civil society and non-governmental organizations in collaboration with the United Nations.  A major aim of this year's Conference is to attract participation from non-governmental organizations from Asia.

The 2010 Conference will focus on global health as it relates to the Millennium Development Goals, an issue of importance to both the Government of Australia and the non-governmental community.  Health issues are central to the Millennium Development Goals, which have been internationally accepted as the roadmap for development.  Some of the key issues addressed by the MDG include: Goal 4 (reducing child mortality), Goal 5 (improving maternal health), and Goal 6 (combating HIV/AIDS, malaria and other diseases). 

2010年8月21日--8月22日

Location: Manipal College of Medical Sciences
              Deep Heights-16, Pokhara, Nepal

 

Contact information:

               Dr. Jitendra P Mathuria

               Organizing Secretary

               jitesh141@gmail.com

2010年7月18日--7月23日

Location: Vienna, Austria

www.aids2010.org

 

Description:

The International AIDS Conference is the premier gathering for those working in the field of HIV, as well as policy makers, persons living with HIV and other individuals committed to ending the pandemic. It is a chance to assess where we are, evaluate recent scientific developments and lessons learnt, and collectively chart a course forward.

Given the 2010 deadline for universal access set by world leaders, AIDS 2010 will coincide with a major push for expanded access to HIV prevention, treatment, care and support. With a global economic crisis threatening to undermine public investments, the conference will help keep HIV on the front burner, and is a chance to demonstrate the importance of continued HIV investments to broader health and development goals. AIDS 2010 is also an opportunity to highlight the critical connection between human rights and HIV; a dialogue begun in earnest in Mexico City in 2008.The selection of the AIDS 2010 host city is a reflection of the central role Vienna has played in bridging Eastern and Western Europe, and will allow for an examination of the epidemic's impact in Eastern Europe.

The AIDS 2010 programme will present new scientific knowledge and offer many opportunities for structured dialogue on the major issues facing the global response to HIV. A variety of session types - from abstract-driven presentations to symposia, bridging sessions and plenaries - will meet the needs of various participants. Other related activities, including the Global Village, satellite meetings, exhibitions and affiliated events, will contribute to an exceptional opportunity for professional development and networking. Following the success of the pilot programme at AIDS 2008, the XVIII International AIDS Conference will provide or facilitate hubs (centres) where selected sessions of the conference will be screened, to increase the access to the conference programme.

This meeting by and for advocates against the criminalisation of HIV non-disclosure, exposure and non-intentional transmission is co-organised by NAM, the Global Network of People Living with HIV (GNP+) and the Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network.

The purpose of the meeting is:

*To understand where and how laws and prosecutions are happening

*To hear how different solutions to complex issues are being found in the international arena, in national policy, and in case law judgments

*To explore pragmatic advocacy strategies in order to move towards the goal of decriminalisation.

Co-chairs:
Michaela Clayton (AIDS and Rights Alliance for Southern Africa)
Richard Elliott (Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network)

Speakers:
Moono Nyambe (GNP+)
Susan Timberlake (UNAIDS)
Johanna Kehler (AIDS Legal Network in South Africa/ATHENA Network)
Glenn Betteridge (Ontario Working Group on Criminal Law and HIV Exposure)
Lisa Power (Terrence Higgins Trust)
Edwin J Bernard (NAM)

Case of Refugee Temporary Shelters in Thasong Yang, Tak province

26 April 2010

Background

According to the case of temporary shelters in Nong Bua and Mae Usu in Mae Usu Sub-district,  Tha Song Yang district, Tak Province related with the attacks along Thai-Burma border since 2009. Which there are support and reliefs from local authorities and non-government organizations continuously. 

However, there are some refugee have been repatriated back to Burma which has been publicized and this case attracted attentions from Thai society and international community seriously.  National Human Rights Commissions (NHRC) has jointly working with Regional Center for Sustainable Development and Social Sciences (RCSD), faculty of Social Sciences, Chiang Mai University, in order to study and bring this as a lesson learn for finding solution at national policy level. To initiate a better standard for providing relief to the refugee along Thai-Burma border as well as to prepare for potential problems that might be able to happen again in the future. Including other related economic and social policies along the border that should be improved consistently. To be an approach for building up collaborations among related sectors such as authorities, militaries, NGOs, academic sectors, Thai civil society groups and ethnic networks and Burma organizations networks. Aiming to sustainable and peaceful communities and society along Thai-Burma border.

Objectives

-          To be a forum for collecting data and assess situations and problems related to refugee in Tha Song Yang, Tak province and other parts of Thailand

-          To provide recommendations from related organizations, networks, civil society groups about short term and long term solutions

-          To develop data from the seminar for drafting the master plans for Thai-Burma border solutions

Coordination team

-          Siriorn Saelor 086 764 9830 and Kanchana Kulphisitcharoen 081 992 4479

 

Supported by National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) and Regional Center for Sustainable Development and Social Sciences

 

(Thai-English translation will be provided*)

 

08.30 - 09.00 AM                 Registration

09.00 - 09.15 AM                  Background and opening by Dr.Nirun Phitakwatchara, Chairperson of Sub-committee on Civic Rights and Political Rights Committee, National Human Rights Commission (NHRC)

09.15 - 09.45 AM                   Perspective on problems along Thai-Burma border by H.E. Poksak Nilubol, former Thai Ambassador to Burma 

09.45 - 12.00 น.                      Seminar on "Human rights abuses along Thai-Burma border"

                                                By 1) Somchai  Homlaor, National Human Rights Commission (NHRC)

                                                2) Representatives from United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)

                                                3) Representative from Ministry of Foreign Affair

4) Dr. Sriprapa Petmeesri, Center for Human Rights and Social Development, Mahidol University/Thailand's    representative to the ASEAN Intergovernmental Commission on Human Rights (AICHR) *

 

                                                Moderated by Dr.Chayan Vadhanaphuti, Regional Center for Sustainable Development and Social Sciences (RCSD)

12.00 AM - 1.00 PM             Lunch

1.00 - 1.30 PM                       Speech by Dr. Amara Pongsapich,  Chairperson of National Human Rights Commission (NHRC)

1.30 - 1.45 PM                       Presentation of a case study of temporary shelters in Nong Bua and Mae Usu by working group of Regional Center for Sustainable Development and Social Sciences (RCSD)

1.45- 3.30 PM                        Discussion on "Sharing lesson learns and recommendations for temporary shelters management in the future" 

By 1) Dr.Nirun Phitakwatchara, National Human Rights Commission (NHRC)

2) Samart  Loifha, Tak Provincial Governor

3) Representative from National Security Council       

4) Representative from Thailand Burma Border Consortium (TBBC)

5) Representative from Karen Community Based Organizations (KCBOs)

3.30 - 4.30 PM                       Discussion

                                                Moderated by Suriyan Thongnu-iad

4.30 - 5.00 PM                       Closing by National Human Rights Commission (NHRC)

 

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* To be confirmed

2010年4月25日至29号

减害协会2010年会将通过各种讲座和演讲的形式为与会者提供宣传、辩论和交流的平台，具体活动包括高质量的开幕和闭幕主讲、全体出席的讲座、座谈会和讨论会，以及相关主题的国际电影节、展览、卫星视讯会议、社交活动和年度国际减害奖的颁奖仪式。此次大会将持续5天。

2010年年会的主题是"下一代的减害"。国际减害协会旨在引导会员们讨论下一个十年的减害工作应该如何进行，需要做哪些准备，具体包括现有的减害模式是否足以应付下一个十年的挑战。"下一代"包括年轻人、新群体（非洲和拉丁美洲的居民）、新减害方式（比如非注射性毒品的使用）以及新挑战（比如全球减害工作对所需资源的配送要求）。总的来说，2010年年会是减害领域交流最新研究、政策和成功经验的平台，也是该领域持续发展的动力。

 

关键日期：

2009年11月1日 - 摘要提交（截止日期）

"亚洲LGBT（女同性恋者、男同性恋者、变性恋者和跨性别者）前进！"

印度尼西亚，2010年3月26日-28日

就是现在！我们邀请您参加第四届国际同性恋协会--亚洲区域大会。

国际男同性恋协会（ILGA）1978年在英国成立，为LGBT活动者们提供一个交流和交换信息的平台。世界大会让会员们聚首一堂，是发起"行动"的地方。ILGA在1986年变为ILGA，并在80年代将工作进一步拓展到区域会议和项目。今天，ILGA已经成为一个国际性联盟，拥有560多个地方、国家和国际会员组织，代表了每一个大陆，共约90个国家。亚洲IGLA从覆盖区域上是最大、也是分散最广的。2002年，亚洲IGLA举行了第一次区域大会，第二次大会在2005年于菲律宾宿雾市举行。

亚洲地区共有150多个LGBTQI（女同性恋者、男同性恋者、变性恋者和跨性别者、酷儿、阴阳人）活动者，希望都能参加这次为期三天的大会。目前，亚洲ILGA约有100个LGBT组织。我们将考虑到公平代表问题，特别欢迎女性和跨性恋者参加。这次大会不是只对LGBT人员开放，我们也非常欢迎所有支持所有性别及性边缘化人群的权利的人参加。

目标：在亚洲LGBTQI社区和组织中达成一个共同的愿景、使命和目标，起草一份IGLA亚洲会员合作行动计划。

期望结果：

1．  在ILGA亚洲形成共同的愿景和事务优先次序。

2．  招募新会员，特别是来自西亚地区。

3．  理事会会员选举。

4．  在未来设置ILGA亚洲秘书处方面达成一致。

5．  通过ILGA亚洲章程。

大会费用

大会登记费包括会议工具包和材料、上/下午点心和午饭、开幕晚宴。详细费用如下：

--亚洲发展中国家：50美元

--亚洲发达国家：100美元（日本、韩国、香港、台湾）

--非亚洲国家：200美元

--当地（印度尼西亚）：250000印尼盾

2008年全额交纳会费的ILGA会员可以享受20%折扣。

各个组织自行决定谁将在大会上代表自己的组织，包括谁申请/享受奖学金。

若要申请参加大会的奖学金，请下载奖学金表，在2010年1月25日以前提交至conference.asia@ ilga.org。在如何申请奖学金板块有更多关于申请的详细信息。

若要提交论文或工作坊摘要，请按照要求的格式，在2010年1月25日以前提交一份300字的摘要至conference.asia@ ilga.org。请参考号召论文或工作坊板块。

若要成为ILGA会员，请访问new.ilga.org。在如何成为ILGA会员板块有更多ILGA会员细节。

若要登记参加大会，请下载登记表，填好第一部分，提交至conference.asia@ ilga.org。

若有任何其他关于第四届国际男同性恋协会的问题，请联络conference.asia@ ilga.org。

联络地址：

任何更多关于奖学金和大会登记的信息，请联络ILGA亚洲代表Sukhragchaa Mijidsuren (SUKI)。

GAYa NUSANTARA (ILGA-Asia)

Jalan Mojo Kidul I No.11A

Surabaya 60285, Indonesia

电话：+62 31 5914668 +62 31 5914668

电子邮件：gayanusantara@ gmail.com

conference.asia@ ilga.org

时间：2010年2月24日

地点：Goldiana饭店

                柬埔寨金边市Khan Chamkarmon，Sangkat Boeung Keng Kang I，282街10号

联系人：Tim Moore博士 tim.moore@unimelb.edu.au

本次研讨会由Nossal全球健康问题研究所的Nick Crofts教授担任筹备委员会主席，汇集来自执法部门和公共卫生部门的专家、学者。与会者将共同探讨越南、柬埔寨、老挝以及周边地区的艾滋病和注射毒品问题。演讲人包括来自（墨尔本大学）Nossal全球健康问题研究所、（越南）社会发展研究所、（柬埔寨）国家公共卫生研究所、（老挝）健康科学大学以及（澳大利亚）维多利亚警署的多位代表。

 

注射毒品是东南亚地区艾滋病问题日趋严峻的主要原因。注射毒品是非法的，这就意味着，降低注射毒品使用者感染艾滋病的有效途径，必定离不开政策法规的制定和有效执行。同时，政策的有效落实更离不开执法部门与公共卫生部门的密切配合----这具有相当的挑战性。

Date: 24 February 2010

Location: Goldiana Hotel

                #10, St. 282, Sangkat Boeung Keng Kang I, Khan Chamkarmon, Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Contact information:  Dr. Tim Moore, tim.moore@unimelb.edu.au

 

About:

 

This seminar, to be chaired by the Nossal Institute for Global Health's Professor Nick Crofts will bring together regional expertise from the law enforcement and health sectors to explore issues of HIV and injecting drug use in Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos and beyond.  Speakers include representatives of the Nossal Institute for Global Health (University of Melbourne), the Institute for Social Development Studies (Vietnam), the National Institute of Public Health (Cambodia), the University of Health Sciences (Laos), and Victoria Police (Australia).

 

Injecting of illicit drugs is a primary driver of the worsening HIV epidemics in Southeast Asia.  The illegality of this activity means the delivery of effective approaches to minimize HIV risk among and from injecting drug users occurs within the context of law enforcement policy and practice, and demands the formation of effective law enforcement and health partnerships - a challenging task.  

公益法研究所（PILI）邀请律师事务所律师、独立执业者、企业律师、非盈利组织法律代表、非政府组织法律代表、学术届、学生和其它有志于提高志愿者法律实践的人，一起加入"2009欧洲无偿服务论坛"。论坛将于2009年11月5日至6日在布达佩斯特举行，这将是其第三届。论坛将提供一个生机勃勃的多国家平台，帮助与会者相互沟通和延伸、交换信息，并且互相交换技艺，一切都是为欧洲无偿服务的扩展服务。

澳大利亚，墨尔本

当社会不利、毒品和经济条件艰难聚集在一起，他们就形成一场最完美的风暴。这样的灾难让个人、家庭、社区和服务面临严峻压力。

这些变化的时代意味着越来越多的澳大利亚人可能不再获得生存的支持、技术和其他方法。第一线的工作人员每天都要与艰难时代的残酷现实斗争－而这个现实又常常非常复杂，并已经超越了使用毒品问题。

澳大利亚毒品大会－艰难时代的毒品问题将审视经济困难时代的影响和我们拯救生命和建立抵抗力的能力。