不均衡的世界貿易 WTO Hong Kong
3 Comments Published by FM 90.1【言樂坊】 on Tuesday, December 20, 2005 at 9:16 PM.
- courtesy Aimer
最近幾年,不斷聽到香港政府官員以經濟理由向民眾施加壓力. 每次示威遊行,責備示威人士影響香港的信用評級,影響香港的國際聲譽. 試問如果不使用這種方法,那又如何揭穿社會上的不公義? 難道要人們因金錢考慮而對社會不平忍氣吞聲? 再加大多數示威者向來也是以和平的方法表達意見.
Some stats:
- WTO widening the gap betweeen rich and poor since: 1995
- WTO member countries: 148 (China joined in 2001... Shame on you)
- Protestors detained (and recently released): 944 名示威者被捕
- Protestors facing charges: 14 名反世貿示威者被起訴
To learn more, here's some resources:
- What You Need to Know About the WTO Before the Hong Kong Ministerial
- Our World is Not For Sale - latest articles
"World trade should work for the whole world" - Ed O'brien, Radiohead
signing off... Charles
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你所講的 "some stats" 其實唔係 stats ...
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好多謝你的意見.
I guess you're more looking for things like this:
http://gatt.org/trastat_e.html
This is by no means the most objective resource, since it is from the WTO official site. But, the articles there I found are quite intriguing.
Notice that even the WTO themselve admit that their "liberalization rules and policies have led to increased poverty and inequality, and have eroded democratic principles, with a disporportionately large negative effect on the poorest countries." What a surprise...
hope you find this helpful la...