ASEAN Peoples' Forum 2015 - SESSIONS LIST
Session
No
Key thematics:
1. Development Justice
2. Democratic Processes
3. Non-discrimination and Equality
Title
Organisation
Contact Person
4. Peace and Security
1
1. Development Justice
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS
& SOLIDARITY BASED COMMUNITY
ENTERPRISES
Asian Solidarity Economy Council
Datuk Dr Denison Jayasooria
[email protected]
2
1. Development Justice
NO PEOPLE CENTRED DEVELOPMENT
WITHOUT POSITIVE ENVIRONMENT,
SUSTAINABILITY & CLIMATE CHANGE
ACTIONS
1. Centre for Environment,
Technology & Development,
Malaysia [CETDEM]
Mr Gurmit Singh
2. Climate Watch Thailand
3. Institute for Essential Service
Reforms (IESR)
[email protected]
4. Malaysian Nature Society
3
1. Development Justice
Rights-based Financing of Rightsbased Social Protection
1.
Asia Monitor Resource Centre
Joy Hernandez
2. Ecumenical Institute for Labor [email protected]
Education and Research (EILER)
3. Research Centre for Crisis and
Alternative Development Strategy
(INKRISPENA)
4
5
1. Development Justice
1. Development Justice
Increasing awareness on Labour and 1. Task Force on ASEAN Migrant
Migrant Worker Rights in ASEAN
Workers (TFAMW)
Defending Food Sovereignty,
Resisting Resource Grabbing in
Southeast Asia
Mr. Samydorai
2. Malaysia Migration Working
Group
[email protected]
3. SALT Malaysia - Cambodian
Migrant Workers Group
Mr. Soe Min Than
4.
[email protected]
Think Centre, SWGMW
1. Asia Pacific Network for Food
Sovereignty (APNFS)
Ananeza Aban
2.
[email protected]
Vietnam River Network (VRN)
3. Indonesia for Global Justice
(IGJ)
6
7
1. Development Justice
1. Development Justice
ASEAN Migration and the Post-2015
Development Agenda: Issues and
Challenges
1. Asia Pacific Mission for Migrants Aaron Ceradoy
(APMM)
Unpacking the ASEAN Economic
Community: Exposing the
Implications and Building
Alternatives to the Neoliberal
Economic Integration
1. Asia Pacific Research Network – Marjorie Pamintuan
Philippines
2. Tenaganita – Malaysia
2. Asia Pacific Forum on Women
Law and Development – Thailand
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
3. Asia Pacific Mission for Migrants
- Hong Kong SAR
8
1. Development Justice
Impact of Trade-Investment Models
and AEC on People, especially
workers, farmers and fishers, etc.
1. Focus on the Global South –
FGS (Thailand)
Chrek Sophea
2. EU-ASEAN FTA Network
(Philippines)
[email protected]
3. Workers’ Information Center –
WIC (Cambodia)
9
1. Development Justice
A call on ASEAN Environmental
Pillar: Will ASEAN able to secure its
resources and livelihood without it?
1. Towards Ecological Recovery
and Regional Alliance (TERRA) Thailand
Ms. Premrudee Daoroung
2. People and Nature
[email protected]
Reconciliation (PanNature), Vietnam
3. Institute for Essential Services
Reform (IESR), Indonesia
Mr. Trinh Le Nguyen
4. Fishery Action Coalition Team
(FACT), Cambodia
[email protected]
5. Focus on the Global South –
Philippines
10
1. Development Justice
“Large Scale Hydropower Dams:
1. Green Innovation and
Transboundary threat and common Development Centre (GreenID) –
Responsibility of ASEAN Community” Vietnam
Mr. Nguyen Khac Cuong
2. Towards Ecological Recovery
and Regional Alliance (TERRA) Thailand
[email protected]
3. Fishery Action Coalition Team
(FACT), Cambodia
Ms. Premrudee Daoroung
4. People and Nature
[email protected]
Reconciliation (PanNature), Vietnam
5.
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12
1. Development Justice
1. Development Justice
Extraterritorial obligations in the
context of cross-border investment
in ASEAN: the role of human rights
institutions
Vietnam Rivers Network (VRN)
1. Community Resource Centre
(Thailand)
Sor.Rattanamanee Polkla
2. Suaram (Malaysia)
3. Equitable Cambodia
4. Towards Ecological Recovery
and Regional Alliance (TERRA) –
Thailand
[email protected]
What's your work worth? Living Wage 1. Asia Pacific Forum on Women
Now!
Law and Development (APWLD)
2. Mekong Migration Network
(MMN)
Leanne Sajor
[email protected]
3. Asian Migrants Coordinating
Body (AMCB)
4. Asia Pacific Mission for Migrants
(APMM)
13
14
1. Development Justice
1. Development Justice
"State and Non-State collusion to
1.
strip away Indigenous peoples Land:
Reasserting Peoples Right to Land” 2.
3.
Sarawak Dayak Iban Association Nicholas Mujah
Pusat Komas
JKOASM
Women in Southeast Asia Advancing 1. Asia Pacific Forum on Women,
Development Justice
Law and Development
[email protected]
Leanne Sajor
2. SILAKA
3. Institute for Gender and
Development (INGAD)
[email protected]
Adrian Pereira
[email protected]
15
1. Development Justice
Building Farmers’ and Peasants
Resilience and Solidarity in ASEAN
1.
2.
3.
4.
16
1. Development Justice
Trade Liberalisation
1. Southeast Asia Network for
Development (SEANET)
Fareeza Ibrahim
2.
[email protected]
17
1. Development Justice
Climate Actions with Gender and
SOGIE Lens
18
1. Development Justice
North South Initiative
People's Service Organisation
PAN Asia Pacific
Aliansi Petani Indonesia
IDEAS
1. Togetherness for Equality and
Action (TEA)
Sattara Hattirat
2. APWLD
3. Climate Watch Thailand
4. CamASEAN Youth's Future
(CamASEAN)
[email protected]
5.
[email protected]
FTM Vietnam
Voices from the Ground Strengthens 1. Forest and Farmers
ASEAN Climate Positions
Foundations
2.
3.
4.
Livelearn Organisation
GreenID Vietnam
Climate Watch Thailand
Wanun Permpibul
Mr. Sakhon Songma
[email protected]
Miss Wanun Permpibul
[email protected]
19
1. Development Justice
Being donor friendly- how to
increase donor interest in your
organisation
Lariche Community
20
1. Development Justice
Environmental Democracy Index &
Global Forest Watch
1. Friends of Kota Damansara
Asst Professor Jeffrey FK Phang
2. Coalition of Good Governance
[email protected]
3. Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman
(UTAR), Centre for Sustainability
and Corporate Social Responsibility.
Brian Lariche
[email protected]
21
1. Development Justice
Linking Climate Change and SRHR in 1. Asian-Pacific Resource &
the ASEAN
Research Centre for Women
(ARROW)
Erika Sales
[email protected]
2. Yayasan Jurnal Perempuan
3. University of Health Science
4. Penita Initiative
5. PATH Foundation Philippines,
Inc.
59
1. Development Justice
ASEAN Standard & Mechanism to
Protect the Rights of Workers
1. ASEAN Services Employees
Trade Union Council (ASETUC)
2. HomeNet Southeast Asia
(HNSEA)
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61
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1. Development Justice
1. Development Justice
1. Development Justice
Mohamed Shafie BP Mammal
[email protected]
Ms. Suntaree H. Saeng-ging
[email protected]
[email protected]
Understanding and Building Activism
on the Trans-Pacific Partnership
Agreement – Part 1
1.
APWLD
Leanne Sajor
The workshop will be a two-part
2.
3.
4.
5.
APRN
APMM
IWRAW
PAN-AP
[email protected]
1.
APWLD
Leanne Sajor
The second part will involve a
campaign building against the TPP
and similar trade agreements
2.
3.
4.
5.
APRN
APMM
IWRAW
PAN-AP
[email protected]
The ASEAN Economic Community
Must Benefit All Workers to Succeed
1. Malaysian Trade Union
Congress
event. The 1st part will involve a
roundtable discussion on the
different aspects of the TPP and its
impacts.
Understanding and Building Activism
on the Trans-Pacific Partnership
Agreement – Part 2
2.
Irene Xavier
Sandanasamy
Committee for Asian Women [email protected]
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1. Development Justice
Framework for extrative industries
governance, An Initiative
Institute for Essential Services
Reform
People and Nature Reconcialition
Bantay Kita
Email [email protected]
Cambodians for Resource Revenues
Transparency (CRRT)
[email protected]
[email protected]
crrtdirector@crrtcambodia
22
2. Democratic Processes
Freedom of expression & human
rights defenders in SEA
1. Amnesty International – UK
2. Suaram (Malaysia)
Josef Benedict
[email protected]
23
2. Democratic Processes
Enforced disappearances in the
ASEAN: In pursuit of a remedy
1. Justice for Peace Foundation
(JPF)
Leong Tsu Quin
2. Sombath Initiative
[email protected]
3. Commission on Disappearances
and Victims of Violence (KontraS)
4. FOCUS on the Global South
5. Asian Federation Against
Involuntary Disappearances (AFAD)
6. International Commission of
Jurists (ICJ)
24
2. Democratic Processes
Access to Justice and the Right to
Legal Aid in Southeast Asia
1. Ateneo Human Rights Center –
Philippines
Jaymie Ann R. Reyes
2. Human Rights Center, Faculty
of Law, Universitas Indonesia
[email protected]
3. Maruah – Singapore
4. Open Society Foundation
Justice Initiative
25
2. Democratic Processes
Reclaiming Local People’s Rights to
Land and Natural Resources.
1. Focus on the Global South –
FGS (Cambodia)
Chrek Sophea
2. Southern Peasants Federation – [email protected]
SPFT (Thailand)
3. Equitable Cambodia – EC
4. Land Core Group – LCG
Florida
26
2. Democratic Processes
Enhancing the right to information
in ASEAN
27
2. Democratic Processes
Mainstreaming Post2015
1. International NGO Forum On
Mugiyanto
Development Agenda and Ensuring
Indonesian Development – Indonesia
Justice and Governance in Post 2015
Development Agenda
2. Beyond2015
[email protected]
3. Asia Development Alliances
(ADA)
ARTICLE 19 - Myanmar office,
international organisation
Oliver Spencer-Shrestha
[email protected]
4. Cooperation Committee for
Cambodia (CCC)
28
2. Democratic Processes
Abolishing the death penalty and
advancing the right to life in
Southeast Asia
1. The Commission for the
Fatia Maulidiyanti, BA
Disappeared and Victims of Violence
(KontraS) - Indonesia
2. Amnesty International
(Malaysia)
3.
4.
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2. Democratic Processes
Think Centre (Singapore)
Amnesty International
Advancing a Social Agenda for ASEAN 1. Network for Transformative
Social Protection
2. Monitoring Sustainability of
Globalization
3.
30
2. Democratic Processes
Promoting and Strengthening
Democracy in South East Asia and
the Role of the Community of
Democracies
Maris dela Cruz
[email protected]
Migrant Forum in Asia
1. SEACA South East Asian
Committee for Advocacy
2.
[email protected]
Ms Consuelo Katrina Lopa,
(AND) Asia Democracy Network [email protected]
3. Forum-Asia Asia Forum for
Human Rights and Development
Ms Soo Yon Suh
[email protected]
31
2. Democratic Processes
Internet Rights and Governance in
the ASEAN region
1. Centre for Independent
Jac sm Kee
Journalism
2.
[email protected]
EMPOWER
3. Women's Legal and Human Rights
Bureau
4. South East Asian
Press Alliance (SEAPA)
5.
Association for Progressive
Communicattions (APC)
5. Forum Asia
32
2. Democratic Processes
Privacy, Gender and the Internet
33
2. Democratic Processes
ASEAN Women’s Forum
1. Women's Legal and Human Rights Jac sm Kee
Bureau
2.
[email protected]
EMPOWER
3. ASEAN Youth Forum
4. Association for Progressive
Communicattions (APC)
1. Asia Pacific Forum on women,
Wathshlah G. Naidu
Law and Development (APWLD)
“ASEAN Women Speak!”
2. Asian-Pacific Resource and
Research Centre for Women
(ARROW)
(Towards a more Progressive &
People-centred ASEAN)
3. International Women’s Rights
Action Watch-Asia Pacific (IWRAWAP)
[email protected];
[email protected]
4. Women's Aid Organisation (WAO)
34
2. Democratic Processes
Underlying Reasons for Government 1.Boat People SOS
Attacks on Religion: How to Destroy
Civil Society from the Ground Up
2.ALTSEAN-Burma
3.People's Empowerment Foundation
(PEF)
Ian Stuart
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
35
2. Democratic Processes
Torture in ASEAN: A Survey of
Torture in Practice & the Tactics
Used to Prevent It
1.
2.
3.
4.
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
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2. Democratic Processes
Electoral reform civil societies
between ASEAN countries and also
from a regional base NGO
1.BERSIH 2.0
2. Persatuan Kesedaran Komuniti
Selangor (Empower)
Boat People SOS
Justice for Peace Foundation
Human Rights Watch
Burma Partnership
Wong Kar Fai
[email protected]
64
2. Democratic Processes
People-Government Collaboration to
strengthen roles and performance of
Anti-Corruption Authority (ACA) in
South East Asia
1. Transparency International
Indonesia
2. Cooperation Committee for
Cambodia
3.TI Malaysia
4. Indonesia Corruption Watch
Muhammad Ilham Saenong
[email protected]
65
2. Democratic Processes
The struggle for democracy in
Thailand and its impact on ASEAN
1. Malaysia Support Group for
Democracy in Thailand
2. Action for People's Democracy in
Thailand<ACT4DEM>
3. Parti Sosialis Malaysia (PSM)
4. Sedans labour resource
center<LIPS>
Choo Chon Kai
[email protected]
66
2. Democratic Processes
Witness International
Arul Prakkash
[email protected]
67
2. Democratic Processes
39
3. Non-discrimination and Equality Queering ASEAN Integration
Media in ASEAN Community Building 1. Souteheast Asian Press Alliance
Edgardo Legaaspi
(SEAPA)
[email protected]
2. Southeast Asian Journalist Unions
1.
ASEAN SOGIE Caucus (ASC)
2. Justice for Sisters
3. Society of ASEAN SOGIE Youth
(SASY)
Ryan V. Silverio, Regional
Coordinator, ASC
[email protected]
4. Arus Pelangi
5. CamASEAN Youth’s Future
6. International Gay & Lesbian
Human Rights Commission
40
3. Non-discrimination and Equality Refugees in ASEAN: Time to Respond 1. Gender and Development
Properly
Initiative-Myanmar
2. The Asian Muslim Action
Network
Salai Isaac Khen
[email protected]
3. Coalition of Burma Ethnics,
Malaysia (COBEM)
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3. Non-discrimination and Equality Migrants in Detention
1. Migrant Forum in Asia (MFA) Philippines
Tatcee Macabuag
2. International Detention
Coalition (IDC) - Malaysia
[email protected]
3. Non-discrimination and Equality Children in the Context of Migration: 1. International Detention
Positive Practices in the ASEAN
Coalition
Region
2. Terres de Hommes
3. Asia Pacific Refugee Rights
Network
4.
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3. Non-discrimination and Equality Young Women Making Change in SEA 1.
Vivienne Chew
[email protected]
Migrant Forum in Asia
IWRAW Asia Pacific
2. Research Centre for Gender,
Famiy and Environment in
Devolopment (CGFED) – Vietnam
Suraya Zainudin (IWRAW Asia
Pacific)
[email protected]
3. The Gender and Development
Association (GDA) - Lao PDR
4.
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3. Non-discrimination and Equality Issues of Intersectionality on SOGIE
in the ASEAN
Alola Foundation - Timor Leste
1. International Gay and Lesbian
Human Rights Commission (IGLHRC)
Ging Cristobal
2. ASEAN SOGIE Caucus (ASC)
3. ASEAN Youth Forum
4. International Commission of
Jurists (ICJ)
[email protected]
5. Seksualiti Merdeka – Malaysia
45
3. Non-discrimination and Equality ASEAN Youth Forum
1. AKADEMI BELIA – Malaysia
RAJA AZRAFF BIN RAJA AZMIL
2. Global Movement of Moderates [email protected]
(GMMF) – Malaysia
3. Majlis Belia Malaysia (MBM) –
Malaysia
4. Committee For ASEAN Youth
Cooperation (CAYC)
5. Committee of International
Relation and Diplomatic of Malaysian
Youth Parliament (APBM)
6. Society of ASEAN SOGIE Youth
(SASY)
7. Jaringan Orang Asal SeMalaysia
(JOAS)
8. Project Dialogue
9. Persatuan Amal Firdausi
10. Angkatan Belia Islam Malaysia
(ABIM
11.
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3. Non-discrimination and Equality LET'S WALK THE TALK: INTERFAITH
IN ACTION
47
3. Non-discrimination and Equality Upholding International Standards
for Women’s Human Rights in
Southeast Asia
2.
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Pusat KOMAS
[email protected]
1. Asia Pacific Forum on Women,
Law and Development
Marion Bernadette G. Cabrera
2. Women’s Legal and Human
Rights Bureau
[email protected]
3.
3. Non-discrimination and Equality Children Matter: Creating a
community of CSOs in ASEAN for
child rights
Durian ASEAN
1. Global Movement of Moderates Fadzmel Fadzil
Foundation
SILAKA
1. Child Rights Coalition Asia
2. Protect and Save the Children
Tanya Mia Hisanan
[email protected]
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3. Brunei Council on Social
Welfare
49
3. Non-discrimination and Equality Keeping the faith & Reading
religious freedom
50
3. Non-discrimination and Equality Indigenous Rights in ASEAN and the
Universal Periodic Review:
Community Campaigns to Coordinate
Change and Advocate for Human
Rights
Michelle Staggs Kelsall
[email protected] Fadzmel
Fadzil [email protected]
1. Boat People SOS (BPSOS)
2. Jaringan Kampung Orang Asli
Semenanjung Malaysia (JKOASM)
Joshua Cooper
Ian Stuart
3. Pusat Komas
4. Hawaii Center for Human Rights
Research and Action / INDIGENOUS
Mr. Rizuan Tempek
[email protected]
5. Khmer Kampuchea Krom for
Human Rights and Development
Association (KKKHRDA)
[email protected]
[email protected]
Sumitha Shaanthinni
Tatcee Macabuag
[email protected]
[email protected]
68
3. Non-discrimination and Equality Update on the framework
instrument of ASEAN Declaration on
the protection and promotion of the
rights of the migrant workers
1. Migrant Forum in Asia
2. Migration Working Group Malaysia
3. Bar Council Malaysia Migrants,
Refugees & Immigration Affairs
Committee
4. ASETUC
69
3. Non-discrimination and Equality Forced Migration in Southeast Asia Gendered perspectives
1. Asia Pacific Refugee Rights
Network
Julia Mayerhofer
2. Asia Forum on Women, Law
and Development
[email protected]
51
4. Peace and Security
MAINSTREAMING SOLIDARITY IN
CONFLICT AFFECTED COMMUNITIES
Asian Solidarity Economic Council
(ASEC)
THROUGH SOLIDARITY BASED
COMMUNITY ENTERPRISES
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53
4. Peace and Security
4. Peace and Security
Datuk Dr Denison Jayasooria
[email protected]
Indigenous Peoples in ASEAN:
Situations and Commitments by
States
1. Asia Indigenous Peoples Pact/IP Bernice See
Task Force on ASEAN
Reflection on Peace Talks in
Myanmar ( Burma), Patani-South
Thailand, Aceh-Indonesia, and
Bangsa Moro-Mindanao, Philippines
1. People’s Empowerment
Foundation (PEF) – Thailand
Ms.Chalida Tajaroensuk
2. Acehnese Civil Society Task
Force – Indonesia
[email protected]
2. Jaringan Orang Asal SeMalaysia [email protected]
[AIPP/JOAS]
3. Young Advocacy of Peace and
Development network – Philippines
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4. Peace and Security
4. Peace and Security
4. Peace and Security
Living Together: Integration or
Social Exclusion of Migrants in the
ASEAN?
1. Mekong Migration Network
(MMN)
Hkun Sa Mun Htoi
2. MAP Foundation – Thailand
3. Legal Support for Children &
Women
[email protected]
Challenges in ceasefire and peace
process negotiation in South East
Asia Region: Experiences of Peace
Practitioners
1. Gender and Development
Initiative-Myanmar
Salai Isaac Khen
2. Action Asia
3. Balay Mindanao
4. Karen Development Network
(KDN), Myanmar
[email protected]
State Security versus Human
Security
1. Global Partnership for the
Prevention of Armed ConflictSoutheast Asia c/o Initiatives for
International Dialogue
Marc Batac
2. Working Group for Peace
(WGP)
[email protected]
3. Foundation for Media
Alternatives
4. Thai Volunteer Service
Foudation (TVS)
5. Gaia Sustainable Management
Institute (GSMI)
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4. Peace and Security
Building Youth Solidarity Networks
1.
for Social Justice in Conflict Areas in 2.
ASEAN
North South Initiative
Pax Romana ICMICA
Adrian Pereira
[email protected]
3. PERMAS - (Patani - South of
Thailand)
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4. Peace & Security
“Strengthening Women’s Political
Participation in Conflict/ Post
Conflict Situations in ASEAN”
1. Initiatives for International
Dialogue (IID)
Maria Lourdes T. Nuera
2. Women’s Organizations
Network --Myanmar
/Women’s Initiatives
Network for
Peace (WON/WINPEACE)
3. Philwomen on
ASEA /Women’s Legal and
Human Rights Bureau
4. Global Partnership
For the Prevention of
Armed Conflict (GPPAC---SEA)
[email protected]
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2. Democratic Processes
Exhibition 1 on Internet Rights and
Governance
1.Centre for Independent Journalism Jac sm Kee
2. Empower
3. Women's Legal Bureau
4. South East Asian Press Alliance
(SEAPA)
[email protected]
5. Association for Progressive
Communications (APC)
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2. Democratic Processes
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Exhibition 2 : Introducing
Ourselves: an Exhibit by
Independent CSOs of Vietnam
Boat People SOS (Serving as
representative for independent
Vietnamese CSOs)
Ian Stuart
[email protected]
3. Non-discrimination and Equality Exhibition 3
1. Akademi Belia
Faridz Fadzil
[email protected]
4. Peace & Security
Exhibition 6
1. Asia Indigenous Peoples Pact 2. 2. Bernice See
JOAS
[email protected]
Chris
Dukim [email protected]
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Exhibition 4
ARROW
Uma Thiruvengadam
[email protected]
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Exhibition 5
IWRAW
Audrey Lee
[email protected]
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Exhibition 7
FIDH
Debbie Stothard
[email protected]