THE Non-Governmental Organizations Forum on Women ’95 was held from August 30 to September 8, 1995 in Beijing, China. It was a distinguished gathering of women,
The ten-day NGO Forum was held at over one-hundred meeting places in Huairou. a scenic suburb of Beijing. Over 30,000 participants from around the world gathered there and held more than 5,000 workshops, panels and se...The ten-day NGO Forum was held at over one-hundred meeting places in Huairou. a scenic suburb of Beijing. Over 30,000 participants from around the world gathered there and held more than 5,000 workshops, panels and sessions covering a variety of themes, including the econorny. governance and politics, legal rights, education, health, the environment science and technology.展开更多
Iarrived at the International Hotel a little too late to get onto the shuttle bus which had been designated to take participants to the NGO Forum site in Huairou. I stood at the front of the hotel and readily identifi...Iarrived at the International Hotel a little too late to get onto the shuttle bus which had been designated to take participants to the NGO Forum site in Huairou. I stood at the front of the hotel and readily identified several other women who appeared to be in the same predicament. Quite resourceful, we quickly gathered into groups of three and made plans to share taxis out to the conference site. I was standing near a Chinese woman who knew some English, and a woman from Argentina who spoke only Spanish. For myself, I knew only three words展开更多
文摘THE Non-Governmental Organizations Forum on Women ’95 was held from August 30 to September 8, 1995 in Beijing, China. It was a distinguished gathering of women,
文摘The ten-day NGO Forum was held at over one-hundred meeting places in Huairou. a scenic suburb of Beijing. Over 30,000 participants from around the world gathered there and held more than 5,000 workshops, panels and sessions covering a variety of themes, including the econorny. governance and politics, legal rights, education, health, the environment science and technology.
文摘Iarrived at the International Hotel a little too late to get onto the shuttle bus which had been designated to take participants to the NGO Forum site in Huairou. I stood at the front of the hotel and readily identified several other women who appeared to be in the same predicament. Quite resourceful, we quickly gathered into groups of three and made plans to share taxis out to the conference site. I was standing near a Chinese woman who knew some English, and a woman from Argentina who spoke only Spanish. For myself, I knew only three words
