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The World Social Summit in Doha: Time to Act

DOHA, Nov 12 2025 (IPS) - Qatar hosted the Second World Summit for Social Development from 4–6 November. According to the United Nations, more than 40 Heads of State and Government, 230 ministers and senior officials, and nearly...

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“Let’s revive hope”

At the Social Summit, our governments pledged to end poverty, reduce inequalities, and promote care, but we are not being told what they will do differently to achieve a different result.

Intervention by Roberto...

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Invitation WSSD2: Decent work and Employment Opportunities

Join us in the Solutions Session (Side-Event) "Decent work and employment opportunities: Action-oriented approaches to empower future generations of women and girls" at the second UN World Summit for Social Development, Doha Qatar (November 4-6, 2025)
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Social Watch Report 2010 - After the fall

Table of contents Social Watch: promoting accountability Table of contents Dear Leader, - Roberto Bissio. Social Watch International Secretariat After the fall: a New Deal is imperative - Roberto Bissio. Social Watch International Secretariat Credits...

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SOCIAL WATCH DEUTSCHLAND REPORT 2004 / NR. 4 - In Angst und Not - Bedrohungen menschlicher Sicherheit

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Social Watch Annual Report 2001

Social Watch 2001 emphasises the issue of wealth distribution. Eradication of poverty cannot be achieved in a context of outrageous disparities among and within nations. Social Watch coalitions in 47 countries track the evolution of...

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