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CWLR membership in India

The red dots in the map points out to the states in India where CWLR has got members. Map created by Timea Ballo -international volunteer for Sathi

CWLR membership form (English)

 

CWLR membership form (Hindi)

 

Membership list with details

This document contains basic information about the current members. Note: This data is assimilated on the basis of the feedback received from members. If you find your details missing, kindly mail them at: cwlr2007@gmail.com

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Construction workers agree to women's proposal for their resource rights

Jan.2008:Chennai workshop

Ms.Kausalya from Positive Women Network explaining issues around inheritance rights to unorganised sector workers in Chennai.

Jan.'08:Ahmedabad

Meeting in progress at WGWLO,Ahmedabad

Jan.24,2006:Jamaat Meeting

 

Daud Sherifa Khanum

Daud Sherifa Khanum is building a Indian Muslim women's mosque in Puddukottai.Let us support! contact cwlr2007@gmail.com for details

Muslim Women Jamaat

This Muslim Women Jamaat of more than 15,000 members decide cases on matrimonial and livelihood support for their community.

Jan.'08:Chennai workshop

Workshop was conducted on Resource Rights of women workers on the 26th of January at Chennai.

Chennai workshop

Jan.26,2008:Participants registering at women worker's resource rights supported by UNIFEM in Chennai.

Chennai workshop

CWLR members and friends agree to draft proposals for women workers in solidarity.

contact CWLR members across the globe

This address of signed up CWLR members list has been updated in Feb 2009. The members can be contacted for work on women and resource rights with information to the secretariat at safp.sb@gmail.com and cwlr2007@gmail.com

8th April 2009 CWLR Membership Contact List

For work on women land and resource rights and information please contact cwlr members across the world from this list with a copy to the secretariat at cwlr2007@gmail.com and safp.sb@gmail.com

CWLR membership across the globe

CWLR is an ever growing forum and this is reflected by its constantly increasing membership base which has grown to a total of 135 members over a period of four years. Its diverse membership base spans over Africa, Asia, Australia, America and Europe and covers 22 countries. Its members include prominent thinkers, people from community and activists in their organisational and individual capacities who are committed to its vision and mission.