Benefiting Women? Women’s Labour Rights Volume 23, Nos. 3,4 Spring/Summer 2004 ORDER

TABLE OF CONTENTS

From Mexico to Beijing: International Commitments on Women
by Deborah Stienstra

Everyone Has a Role in Realizing the Promise of Beijing
by Louise Bergeron-de Villiers

Achieving Gender Equality in the Next Century: Myth or Reality?
by Roxana Ng

Taking Them at Their Word: Canadian Government's Accountability for Women's Equality
by Barbara Roberts

"Fundamentalist" Backlash and Muslim Women at the Beijing Conference: New Challenges for International Women's Movements
by Nayereh Tohidi

Pages from Beijing: A Woman's Creed and the NGO Declaration
by Linda Christiansen-Ruffman

Demanding Social Justice

Is the Canadian Government All Treaty No Action?
by Nycole Turmel

Women's Sexual Autonomy: Universality, Sexual Rights, and Sexual Orientation at the Beijing Conference
by Shelagh Day

Les droits des femmes issues de cultures diff&eacuterentes: convergences et divergences
par Nicole Saint-Martin

Looking at the World Through the Eyes of Japanese Women
by Miyako Murayama

Ensuring Indigineous Women's Voices are Heard: The Beijing Declaration of Indigineous Women
by Mary Sillet

Refugee Women and Canadian Policy: Gaining Ground?
by Victoria Foote

Looking at Education and Training in the Platform for Action
by Susan LaFleur

Chinese Women After Beijing: The Impact of the Conference
by Juaxiang Wang

Back from the NGO Forum on Women
by Cynthia Lam

Peace, Health, Ecology: Making the Links

Integrating Sectors in the Platform for Action: Relationships for Feminist Action
by Dorothy Goldin Rosenberg

How the Military Impacts Our Lives
by Rosalie Bertell

Background Notes on the History of Sanctuary: Studies in Compassion, Courage, and Defiance
by Ashley Turner and Irene Vautour

The Adverse Effects of Early Marriage on the Health of Young Girls
by Ruth Yudkin

This is Not a Sexy Issue
by Ashley Turner

Planning of Mega-projects: the Neglect of Nuclear Contamination and Health Risk at Garigliano, Italy
by Melania Cavelli

Peace Train Works for a More Peaceful World
by Bruna Nota and Ian Russell

Visioning Economic and Political Participation

Lettre à mon fils
par Mich&eacutele Asselin

Stop Believing the Lies: Canadian Women Demanding Accountability
by Kay Anonsen

Resistance is Possible
by Joyce A. Green

Stabilization/Structural Adjustment/Restructuring: Canadian Feminist Issues in a Global Frame
by Ana Isla, Angela Miles, and Shiela Molloy

Structural Adjustment and its Effects on Health and Education in Tanzania
by Barbara Earth

Putting Agriculture on the Agenda: Representing Farm Women at Beijing
by Karen Pederson

Voyage d'information sur la plateforme africaine
par Aiché Diarra en collaboration avec Ass&eacutetou Kanouté et Cissé Founé Berthé

Un suivi de la quartri&egraveme Conférence mondiale sur les femmes à Beijing: La création d'un réseau mondial groupes de femmes utilisant la langue française comme outil de travail
par Annette Pypops

Women's Vision for the Twenty-First Century
by Mary Soledad Perpinan