RESOLUTION ON SUDAN
The Fourth World Congress of Education International, meeting in Porto Alegre (Brazil)
from 22 to 26 July 2004:
According to United Nations officials, the Sudanese government is complicit in "repeated war crimes
and crimes against humanity," resulting in "the worst humanitarian and human rights crisis in the world".
In a scorched earth policy, military forces and government supported militias have been killing,
beating, raping, abducting and looting African civilians in the western Sudanese province of Darfur,
resulting in an estimated 10,000 civilians killed and over one million displaced to refugee camps
across the region. If the situation is not resolved quickly, conditions of widespread starvation and
disease will worsen.
Since its founding, Education International has spoken out strongly against violations of human
rights and denial of worker freedoms throughout the world. In the case of Sudan, we do so again.
- Resolved, that EI and its affiliates support the ending of violence in Sudan and send a message to
the government of Sudan protesting its continuing pattern of gross human rights abuses; and
- Resolved, that EI and its affiliates urge national governments and multinational government
organisations to support and expand humanitarian aid programmes for displaced populations
from Darfur, currently trapped in refugee camps in Sudan and Chad; and
- Resolved, that EI and its affiliates work with Public Services International, the International
Confederation of Free Trade Unions and other national and international trade union
organisations in offering support and assistance to the workers of Sudan.
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The Fourth World Congress of Education International
Porto Alegre (Brazil)
22 to 26 July 2004

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EI Declaration on Professional Ethics
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Education for Global Progress
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Education - Public Service or Commodity?
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The Right to Teach: The Right to Learn
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Combating Mismanagement and Corruption in Education
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Promoting Quality Education
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Community Involvement in Education
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Information and Communication Technologies
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Enabling Retired Personnel to Live with Dignity
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Recruitment and Retention of Qualified Teachers
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Principals
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A New International Instrument for Higher Education
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HIV/AIDS
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The Role of the UN in the Current International Context
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Situation In Palestine and Israel
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Sudan
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Colombia
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Education for a Peaceful Environment in Schools
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Education for Cultural Diversity
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Education for Peace
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Death Penalty
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Nepal
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Illegal attack on EGITIM-SEN Turkey
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Trade Union Freedom in Iraq
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Condemnation of the Government of Djibouti
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Gender and HIV/Aids
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Brain Drain
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Education for Sustainable Development
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Vocational Education
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Resolution On EI Resolutions
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Collective Bargaining
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