Ei-iE

Notre travail dans ce domaine

1. 

   Nouvelles 26 novembre 2008

   Alert: Iranian teacher unionist could be executed today

   Education International has been informed that Farzad Kamangar, the Iranian Kurdish teacher and social worker sentenced to death on “absolutely zero evidence” according to his lawyer, could be hanged on Wednesday 26 November 2008.

   Alert: Iranian teacher unionist could be executed today

2. 

   Nouvelles 25 novembre 2008

   Guatemala: teacher union leader's life threatened

   Joviel Acevedo has experienced many threats during his career as a union leader, but recently he was shocked to see reports in the media of his own assassination. The Guatemalan Education Workers Union (STEG) is concerned that the false news of their General Secretary's death was meant to threaten and...

   Guatemala: teacher union leader's life threatened

3. 

   Nouvelles 5 novembre 2008

   American education unions welcome Obama’s election

   Both the National Education Association and the American Federation of Teachers have enthusiastically welcomed the election of Barack Obama, a “friend of public education,” to the White House.

   American education unions welcome Obama’s election

4. 

   Nouvelles 22 octobre 2008

   Somalia: the end of education

   Five teachers and eight students have been killed, and nearly 30, 000 more students have been deprived of the right to education after the last schools still operating in Somalia’s capital city of Mogadishu were closed in mid-October due to the unacceptable risk of violence.

   Somalia: the end of education

5. 

   Nouvelles 13 octobre 2008

   Urgent call to action: Stand up against poverty!

   The Global Call for Action Against Poverty, a growing movement of citizens across the world, is urging everyone once again to stand up and take action against poverty, and for equity and justice.

   Urgent call to action: Stand up against poverty!

6. 

   Nouvelles 1 octobre 2008

   Iran: Arrest of teachers attending a union meeting

   Iranian teachers trying to attend a trade union meeting have been illegally detained in Iran. Teacher trade unions convened the meeting to give members the opportunity to peacefully discuss possible activities to celebrate World Teachers Day. Every year on 5 October, millions of educators worldwide undertake public activities highlighting that...

   Iran: Arrest of teachers attending a union meeting

7. 

   Nouvelles 30 septembre 2008

   Sichuan teacher who posted photos of collapsed schools now released from labour camp

   Human Rights in China has learned that Liu Shaokun, a teacher who was sentenced to one year of Re-education Through Labour after posting online his photographs of collapsed school buildings in earthquake-affected areas, was released by the authorities on 24 September. He will now be permitted to serve his sentence...

   Sichuan teacher who posted photos of collapsed schools now released from labour camp

8. 

   Nouvelles 26 septembre 2008

   Zimbabwean teacher trade unionist released from prison

   The President of the Progressive Teachers’ Union of Zimbabwe, who was illegally arrested and held incommunicado under appalling conditions, has now been released from prison.

   Zimbabwean teacher trade unionist released from prison

9. 

   Nouvelles 15 septembre 2008

   Save Farzad: Your support is still urgently needed!

   According to the latest news on Farsi websites, the situation of Iranian teacher trade unionist Farzad Kamangar remains critical. Farzad is still alive, but facing the death sentence which has not yet been commuted. At present, he is in solitary confinement in Tehran’s notorious Evin prison in section 209, the...

   Save Farzad: Your support is still urgently needed!

10. 

    10 septembre 2008

    Iran: Internet favorise la liberté d’expression

    Les Iraniens se servent d’Internet pour exercer comme jamais auparavant leurs droits en matière de liberté d’expression. Et ce, en dépit d’interdictions draconiennes et punitions sévères.

    Iran: Internet favorise la liberté d’expression

11. 

    10 septembre 2008

    Chine: Un enseignant puni pour des photos d’écoles

    Un enseignant a été condamné à une peine d’un an de rééducation par le travail pour avoir mis en ligne des clichés d’écoles dévastées par le séisme du Sichuan, selon Human Rights in China.

    Chine: Un enseignant puni pour des photos d’écoles

12. 

    Nouvelles 9 septembre 2008

    Global Labour University, Campinas, Brazil: deadline extended to September 20th

    The final deadline to apply for the Global Labour University programme at the University of Campinas in Brazil has been extended to September 20th.

    Global Labour University, Campinas, Brazil: deadline extended to September 20th

13. 

    Nouvelles 19 août 2008

    Farzad Kamangar: sentenced to death after a five-minute trial

    On 25 February 2008, the Tehran Revolutionary Court sentenced Farzad Kamangar to death on charges of "endangering national security" and "enmity against God" (moharebe). The death penalty was confirmed by the Supreme Court on 11 July.

    Farzad Kamangar: sentenced to death after a five-minute trial

14. 

    Nouvelles 14 août 2008

    EI launches urgent action appeal for Iranian teacher Farzad Kamangar

    EI launched an urgent action appeal on 14 August in a bid to save Farzad Kamangar, a 33-year old teacher and former trade unionist from the Kurdistan Province of Iran, who is currently at risk of being executed following the ruling issued at an unfair trial.

    EI launches urgent action appeal for Iranian teacher Farzad Kamangar

15. 

    Nouvelles 8 août 2008

    Iran: Kamangar’s defenders suffer reprisals

    Three teachers who joined a committee in support of Farzad Kamangar have been imprisoned, and several other trade unionists who have been calling for re-examination of his case are now receiving threats and phone calls from the Ministry of Intelligence, which does not hesitate to call family members of activists...

    Iran: Kamangar’s defenders suffer reprisals

16. 

    Nouvelles 31 juillet 2008

    Ethiopia: EI asks government to amend its draft bill on associations

    EI has written to Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi to deplore that the Charities and Societies Proclamation, a draft law, is a covert means of placing civil society organisations under government control. EI joined Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International in their criticism of the proposed legislation.

    Ethiopia: EI asks government to amend its draft bill on associations

17. 

    Nouvelles 22 juillet 2008

    Nigeria: EI expresses its support to the national strike action of Nigerian teachers

    On 30 June, the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) launched a national strike action to press the federal government to implement the promised Teachers’ Salary Structure.

    Nigeria: EI expresses its support to the national strike action of Nigerian teachers

18. 

    Nouvelles 18 juillet 2008

    US Democrats woo teachers' unions

    Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama is determined to help American educators create better opportunities for all children by improving education quality throughout the United States. He criticized the Bush administration for having failed to give teachers the means to achieve the goals of the No Child Left Behind Act, which...

    US Democrats woo teachers' unions