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3 Charged in WTO Protests

The Seattle Times / by Janet Horne Henderson, Seattle Times assistant metro editor Felony charges were filed yesterday against three protesters accused of assaulting police officers during last Thursday's demonstrations marking the one-year anniversary of the World Trade Organization conference.

Mexican Workers to Testify at NAFTA Health & Safety Hearing in Texas

Coalition for Justice in the Maquiladoras December 5, 2000

GATS: A Monster In The Making

Welcome to Western Australian CITIZENS' VOICE AGAINST GLOBAL CORPORATE CONTROL Newsletter- NOVEMBER 2000 http://members.iinet.net.au/~jenks/CV8.html#gats GATS: A monster in the making

Another Party in Seattle

The Toledo Blade City officials in Seattle hardly expected the violence that occurred last year when 50,000 protesters demonstrated against the meeting of the World Trade Organization, sent its delegates reeling out of town, and gave Seattle, long considered a place of laid-back, countercultural charm a huge civic shiner.

Practicing What Free Traders Preach

The New York Times / By JOSEPH KAHN

Setback for Commission Proposal to Grant LDCs Immediate Free Market Access

(from the ICSA news listserve) From: 2000 PAF PROACTIVE FILE Regular News Update From Eurostep No. 207, 1 December 2000 Contact: Guggi Laryea, [email protected]

An Orderly Anniversary for a Great Global Trade Protest

New York Times / By TIMOTHY EGAN SEATTLE, Nov. 30 - For the people in sea turtle costumes, for the masked anarchists, for the protesters on stilts who took a rubber bullet with pride, the Battle of Seattle one year ago today has become the Alamo in their fight against corporate globalization.