In
late November 1999, tens of thousands of environmental activists, trade
unionists, faith-based activists and others gathered in the streets of
Seattle to protest the Millenium Round of meetings being held by the World
Trade Organization, the international body charged with creating and enforcing
trade agreements among many of the world's nations. Activists accused
the WTO of being undemocratic, undermining environmental regulations and
promoting anti-labor and anti-human rights policies. The Internet figured
heavily in the mobilization.
Response from Campaign Target
World
Trade Organization
Primary WTO Campaign Network Sites
180
Movement for Democracy and Education
Adbusters Magazine
American Lands
Alliance
WTO History
Project (UW Center for Labor Studies)
Institute for Agriculture
and Trade Policy (IATP)
IATP's WTO Watch
International Forum on Globalization
(IFG)
People's
Global Action
Public
Citizen's Global Trade Watch
Third World Network
WTO Watch
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