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March for the rights of children

On November 20, 2008 is the 19th anniversary World Day of Children's Rights.

was November 20, 1989 when the General Assembly of the United Nations approved the UN Convention on the Rights of opening it up to ratification by the states. Since then, many strides have been made and today those countries that have made this important commitment towards children is 193. Missing only the United States of America and Somalia.

Every year UNICEF organizes many events during this event (you find them on the site http://www.unicef.t/ ).

Sunday, November 23 meeting in Milan for the IX march for the rights of children and young people, just organized by UNICEF and Arciragazzi.

will start at 14.30 from the gardens of Porta Venezia, the procession that will wind through the streets of the center until the end in Piazza San Babila. The march will be a veritable feast, full of sound and color, with the presence of clowns, jugglers and stilt walkers.

Last year I participated and it was really pleasant to walk through the center of Milan in the company of a horde of children to enjoy the special walk.

The site www.arciragazzi.it is around the full program of Sunday.

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A good reason for gluttony

came to the thirteenth edition of the fair food and wine products as Amnesty International.

will be held from November 28 to December 1, from 10:30 to 19:00 at the headquarters of the National Women's Union, in Corso di Porta Nuova n. 32 in Milan. Admission is FREE .

So many goodies to taste and gifts, from wines to pasta, from jams to biscuits.

Also Sunday, November 30, at 17, a sommelier will guide you to discover the character of two noble wines, and Friulano Tokaji (17 hours, admission € 10). lottery combined Monday, December 1 at 18.

For information: Amnesty International Lombardia, via a Strehler, Milan, tel. 02 72003901

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Facebook to socializing is what masturbation is to sex

After the American elections fought through the massive use of the network, the phenomenon seems to have risen Facebook.

reports part of an article written a few months ago in the Guardian by Tom Hodgkins which I found the translation here: http://tommaso.tumblr.com/post/28203460/contro-facebook

< Facebook è un altro esperimento ipercapitalista. Si possono fare soldi con l’amicizia? E’ possibile creare comunità svincolate dai confini nazionali (e vendergli la Coca-Cola)? Il sito non crea niente di orignale. Non fa niente. Si limita a mediare rapporti già esistenti.
I creatori di Facebook non devono fare quasi niente. Se ne restano seduti mentre tre milioni di “Facebook-dipendenti” cercano spontaneamente dati anagrafici, fotografie e liste dei lori prodotti preferiti. Dopo aver costruito questo immenso database di esseri umani, Facebook non fa altro che rivendere le informazioni agli inserzionisti o, come ha spiegato Zuckerberg sul suo blog, “aiutare le persone to share information with friends about their online activities. "
And then, dear users of Facebook, you have read the statements by the site privacy policy? Essentially, says that privacy does not exist. Facebook is in favor of freedom, but actually resembles a totalitarian regime, virtual and ideologically oriented, with a population that will soon exceed the UK.>>

Among other things, Facebook a few months ago also been the subject of a class action for the following reasons:

1) Facebook has collected, used and shared with third parties for commercial purposes the personal information of users (in case "users' Internet Activities with friends") without asking them any authority;
2) Facebook has enabled users to leave the "program", but out of Beacon was so cumbersome that it appears designed to prevent any "defection" ;
3) The invasion of privacy was not just about Facebook users: Beacon also collects data on all visitors "who Certain Activities Conducted on the third-party sites That Were Part of the program."

last thing to read this article in La Repubblica published on August

http://www.repubblica.it/2008/03/sezioni/scienza_e_tecnologia/social-networking/facebook-fuga/facebook -fuga.html

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Small Place Tour - Vimercate

dell'Amnesty In Small Places Tour, (info: http://www.amnesty-small-places- tour.it / ) and on the occasion of International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, Amnesty International, the Group of Vimercate, to whom I belong too:) has organized a free concert at the Auditorium of library of Vimercate

Renata Mezenov Sa

"Cuban Russian father, Renata Sa Mézenov lived in Milan since 1993 and has studied dance, singing and classical guitar. Her voice expresses the intensity of a culture and a tradition that has made the song and an instrument for meeting and unity "

and I / the other kids * Vimercate group Amnesty International will be present with a booth and available to give explanations about the group's activities and in particular on actions against violence against women .

For info on this event and the various initiatives of the group:

gr108 @ amnesty.it

www.amnestygr108.org