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With this entry term for the advice you Greenpeace has recommended to spend a nice Christmas respecting the environment and working with fair trade and sustainable development. TOURISM AND LEISURE

CHRISTMAS. Did you see how many opportunities are tualrededor?

• This Christmas I consider an alternative entertainment, every night I will not be shopping ina large area.
• The movements they perform in public transport.
• My local tourism will be supportive.
• Choices are many, visits Living Nativity, Christmas carols, hacerpasteles for dates, chestnuts fetch, go to deONG charity flea markets, playing in the snow, decorating the house ... CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS

. "Without the Christmas decorations would not be Christmas ...?

• Recycle and use the previous Christmas ornaments.
• My ornaments are organic materials, the fewer the better plastic (not PVC).
• Do not use the sprays of snow, compounds contribute to climate change and their packaging are not recyclable.
• My Bethlehem has no moss or holly.

TOYS. What does it take to play?

• If a toy in my gifts for children will be educational, discarding any be aggressive, war or sexist. I like to encourage the creation, skills, cooperation and teamwork.
• Better not battery-operated, or that they are rechargeable and are accompanied by a good charger.

Christmas commercial. "We are the victims of these dates?

• I avoid the lure of advertising and the thousands and thousands PRODUCTION OFPRODUCTS that I offer.
• Mido my real needs and the most sustainable way to address them before desalting "shopping" with my list already made.

Christmas lights. "These dates do not have enough light by themselves?

• Savings using light energy. • My Christmas lights are low. • I use renewable solar lights.
• Just put the lights in specific locations and at night I turn identified.

CRAYFISH. What we really eat?

• reduce my consumption of luxury to very specific dates. The shrimp that comes from fishing causes a great waste of other species that are thrown overboard. • If consumer
prawns, reject those who come from aquaculture, since they destroy the mangrove forest and the livelihood of its inhabitants and those who consume fresh and come in cold and temperate zones where Eldan is lower.

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I created a survey on the current economic situation in our country: Do we need a general strike in Spain?

1. Yes, because more than 3,000,000 unemployed
justifies
2. Yes, because our model is totally unfair and has created this crisis
3. No, the government has no blame for the situation
4. There are better solutions for remedy this situation I do not care

You are all invited to vote

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I leave the tips Greenpeace presents this Christmas, so this Christmas we can exercise responsible drinking. With Christmas coming good wishes, congratulations, calls for peace. And come the excesses compulsive shopping, dozens of binges, the waste of electricity, paper, packaging ...

Christmas shopping. What toxic backpack accompanies your purchase? • Gift

phones and computers based on the ranking of Greenpeace Greener Electronics.
• Clothing of my gifts is natural and organic fibers, and respects human rights.
• For the perfumes are looking for a good gift which are produced from natural ingredients and organic farming.
• Contact the manufacturer and ask that guarantee non-use hazardous chemicals in these products.

CHRISTMAS DINNERS. "Binge eating Christmas dinner or unsustainable?

• buy adult fish coming from nearby areas and captured with selective methods.
• Eat food from organic agriculture and livestock.
• watch labels carefully to check that the products I buy do not contain genetically modified ingredients.

CHRISTMAS GIFTS. "Consistency is one of your gifts?

• This Christmas with my family and friends are going to do an "exchange Christmas" instead of buying gifts.
• Decorate your own wrapping paper. Building very creative packaging materials reused or recycled.
• gifts this year will custom craft.
• regale culture (tickets, subscriptions, a good book ...), relaxation, adventure and imagination for children.
• Buy fair trade gifts, NGOs or organic (no toxic).

CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS. Did you think the real message?

• realize my own congratulations craft.
• I have this environmentally friendly materials (recycled paper, non-toxic paints ...)
• I can use new technologies (Internet, SMS ...) I use christmas
• NGOs with environmental standards, fair trade and solidarity. CHRISTMAS BASKET

. "Anything goes in this item?

• It will consist of local, fresh and seasonal, thus avoiding unnecessary transport and involves significant energy and water savings. •
will incorporate fair trade products and organic or meet one of the two criteria.

CHRISTMAS TREE. How long does it take to form a forest?

• trim a tree from my garden or my neighborhood community.
• My Christmas tree is recycled or comes from trimmings.
• I use a Mediterranean species as a Christmas tree (arbutus, juniper, buckthorn) nursery, I can replant. Care that its location is most appropriate for their development.

CAVA. Did you think to provide also for the planet?

• Provides local produce to be in returnable bottles and corks. • Try

manufacturers take responsibility for their products throughout their life cycle.
• In my trash can be great treasures, reusing or am supportive to destination.
• Assists in the management of holiday trash the separation of waste.

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The Vatican wants to decriminalize homosexuality

The Vatican says the decriminalization of homosexuality only intended to remove the gender gap, believes that France's proposal presented at the UN is promoting "a wrong idea of \u200b\u200bparity." considers that the document submitted by France to the UN for universal decriminalization of homosexuality is "beyond" that goal and it aims to "remove" the difference between the sexes.

Archbishop Celestino Migliore, said yesterday's session of the UN that the Holy See "appreciates" the efforts to "condemn any form of violence "against homosexuals and" pushing "for states to take action, but that the document" goes beyond "... and the Vatican newspaper said. Migliore said" This document in fact it is promoting the ideology of gender identity and sexual orientation, status as international law no clear definition and try to apply them to human rights. By inserting the anchor refuses biological sexual differentiation.

According to the Vatican is not marginal ideas and the aim is that the polarity heterosexual "is not a fundamental element of society, but something that must be canceled ".
denounce that is to equate same-sex unions marriage and same-sex couples "to adopt or 'breed' children." The Vatican states that the introduction of these categories "threatening" the exercise of other human rights such as freedom of expression, of thought, conscience and religion.

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FAIR PLAY protest against the passivity of the IOC Olympic Games in Hong Kong

On Sunday, five days a official opening of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games , activists of the global campaign Play Fair 2008 is met in Hong Kong the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to protest its failure to act on widespread exploitation of workers and that manufacture licensed Olympic goods.

The activities lasted all day and included shooting photos and a speakers' corner. Protestants showed the IOC that their lack of commitment basic rights of workers is unacceptable.

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2008: shameful inaction InternacionaI Olympic Committee on Labor Rights

PlayFair 2008, an international mobilization in 35 countries, requires positive action to resolve the situation in the supply chains of Olympic items

" It has been five years since we first called on the IOC to stand up for the workers producing officers for the Olympic Games, but nothing happens. Again, money is pouring into the coffers of the Olympic Movement, but the workers who create the wealth are still being ripped off "- Guy Ryder, Secretary General of the International Trade Union Confederation

Campaigners Play Fair 2008 global will face this Sunday, August 3 in Hong Kong the International Olympic Committee ( IOC) to protest their inaction regarding widespread exploitation of workers and that articles manufactured under license Olympic . begin at 10:00 hours on Sunday front of the Cultural Centre Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade and awaits a whole day of activities including taking pictures and a speakers' corner , protesters will show the IOC that their lack of commitment to the basic rights of workers is unacceptable.

there a "roadmap" that defines the specific steps that the IOC needs to take to fulfill its responsibility to prevent the violation of labor rights - low wages, child labor and excessive overtime - in chains Olympic supply. Although the plan has widespread support the IOC has refused to act.

" Instead of acting properly on the reports of fair play, which provided clear evidence of labor violations, the IOC simply passed the buck to the Beijing organizers, without having resolved the fundamental problems "said Esther de Haan of Clean Clothes Campaign.

The Play Fair's research into factories in China producing Olympics merchandise revealed numerous violations international labor standards law and china. The IOC has not properly followed the 2007 report, has not lifted a finger to ensure that Olympic products not manufactured with sweatshop labor. The full list organizations that appeal to the IOC to take action is available in http://www.playfair2008.org/ .

While the IOC has been unable to act, companies in the sector are showing signs of recognizing the extent of the problem and the failure of traditional corporate social responsibility. At a meeting in Hong Kong in early July, the organization of fair play and sporting goods companies agreed to form a working group to address the root causes of poor working conditions in the sector. In addition, several national Olympic committees are willing to work on this issue. So, it is obvious that the IOC is getting ago and has not taken steps to improve labor conditions in their supply chains.

" The IOC needs to set the pace, not be a perpetual laggard, leaving workers vulnerable to exploitation and abuse when they are making Olympics products " said Neil Kearney, Secretary General of the International Federation Textile, Garment and Leather. " has already passed the opportunity to make real changes for the Beijing Games, but we will continue our campaign until the day the IOC assume its responsibilities."

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FAIR PLAY Last call for 2008 to IOC on the eve of the opening of the Olympic Games in Beijing

This Sunday 3rd August in Hong Kong, the international campaign PLAY FAIR 2008 will host its last street action before the opening of the Beijing Olympics. This action aims ask the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to take concrete measures to improve the employment situation in the factories where they are made of licensed Olympic sports.

While Fair Play is committed to the sports industry and some National Olympic Committees, the IOC continues to refuse to address the issue of labor rights violations in the supply chains of articles for the Olympics. The most we have done is say they will consider the working conditions for the selection of the city acojerá Olympics 2016. On the one hand, it is unclear what will demand by 2016 and on the other hand, this is a very distant date which is another 8 years of inaction and no improvement for the workers.

The action of August 3 includes a press conference for journalists interested, a "corner speaker" and an opportunity to take photographs that illustrate the actions.

The press release on the event will be available on this page on 3 August. FAIR PLAY campaign 2008 / Play Fair 2008 is not closed to this event and will from now on alert to the commitments to be taken by the IOC.

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Major sports brands and trade unions constitute a working group to improve working conditions in the textile industry

One month after the start of the Olympic Games in Beijing, the main sportswear brands have held a meeting with unions and non-governmental organizations comprising Play Fair 2008, to study how to promote freedom of association and collective bargaining and improved wages throughout the sector, among other issues. In this working group brands include Nike, Adidas, New Balance, Umbro and Speedo.

Since last June 30 to July 2 , the various players in the group discussions have focused on determining how to prioritize and encourage union organization, collective bargaining and social dialogue. It seeks a better understanding on the mechanisms of production, costs and productivity as well as information necessary for effective collective bargaining. Also address other issues such as training of managers and workers, temporary employment and the need to establish procedures that guarantee the rights of workers in the closure of a factory - a system of compensation, etc..

sporting goods industry is responding to repeated requests from the Play Fair 2008 - sponsored by the Clean Clothes Campaign, the International Trade Union Confederation and the International Federation of Workers in Textile and Leather industry - to ensure that labor rights and decent wages in factories supplying major brands. Play Fair 2008 released in April of this year's report "Clearing the Hurdles " which were identified the four fundamental problems that must address the sector, such as low wages, abuse of short-term contracts and other forms of precarious employment, violations of freedom of association, and the closure of factories due to restructuring industry. This report formed the basis for the three-day meeting was held in Hong Kong.

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Play Fair 2008 closed with activities in several cities and sends a message to the textile industry brands

During the past two weeks, the organizations of the Platform Play Fair 2008 has been active in solidarity with the workers of the textile industry international sports. The 2008 season was closed successfully with various sporting events (Olympics, pentathlon, bicycles) in several cities: Pamplona Pamplona, \u200b\u200bVigo, Pontevedra, Santiago de Compostela, Ourense, Bilbao, Zaragoza and Barcelona.

Pentathlon Play Fair at the Pavilion of La Casilla Bilbao on July 28

Net Bike Ride in Barcelona on June 28

Olympics Clean in the Vuelta del Castillo in Pamplona on June 14

bike clean on the streets of Zaragoza on June 27

These activities are aimed at sending a message of concern not only the International Olympic Committee but also the textile industry brands sporting the lack of progress to improve the lives of workers and workers who make their products.

Next find the manifesto read on the Net Bike Ride held in Barcelona on June 28th pass with the help of Friends of the Bike .

been 15 years since the first international mobilization for the rights of women workers and workers in the textile industry sports and 4 years from the Play Fair at the Olympics in Athens.

Major brands in this industry have advertised with great self-satisfaction the adoption of codes of conduct and social responsibility measures, which they say guarantee that in the production of clothes and shoes there is no exploitation work.

However, the work of NGOs and trade unions in North and South show a very different reality:

• Research by Play Fair at the end of 2007 shows how, Although codes of conduct, workers and workers who make the products Nike, Adidas, Reebok, Asics and New Balance, among others, are the consequences of the enormous pressure to meet deadlines getting shorter priced ever lower, in the form of working hard with no overtime pay is recorded or
• factories working for the big sportswear companies always find the mechanisms for paying wages below the minimum established by the laws of the countries where production occurs by setting impossible goals. And this despite the fact that working hours are higher at 12 hours.

• soccer balls produced in the province of Jalandhar (India) are mostly sewn by people working at home charging between 25 and 65 cents euro per ball (the same ball that comes to sell at 120 euros).

• The workers who stitch balls in Pakistan are between 30 and 45 cents per ball.

• Workers and Cambodja workers receive an average wage of 65 euros per month.

• in Bangladesh do not get to pay the minimum wage of 20 euros a month.

These realities are possible:
- For the great insecurity of labor markets due to pressure from multinational corporations

- The union of business strategy that prevents workers to organize to defend their interests,

- The instability of trade relations imposed by large international firms.

Today in Hong Kong a meeting between representatives of the Play Fair 2008 campaign and representatives of the firms major sportswear. At this meeting, the Play Fair 2008 campaign and all entities and organizations give support requiring businesses:

1 - To take concrete steps to develop an environment that is conducive to freedom of association and col Ectiva,

2 - To ensure the elimination of poor to the supply chain,

3 - to be over with the policy of closures and relocation of factories,

4 - To take measures effective in improving the incomes of workers and employees to achieve a living wage.
fair play campaign for the coming 2012 Olympic Games in London.

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sports Play Fair 2008 will meet with the sports industry in Hong Kong

From next Monday 30 June to 2 July, will take place in the Eaton Hotel Hong Kong a meeting of the FAIR PLAY campaign 2008 and several officials of the textile world sports. Under the title " Decent Work in the Global Sporting Goods Industry: Progress Towards on Substantive Issues," this meeting is to define constructive proposals for improving the employment situation in the sector of manufacturing of clothing and footwear. An opportunity to carry out the various alternatives proposed in the report "Clearing the Hurdles " published by the Campaign.

addition to several representatives of FAIR PLAY 2008 and responsible for Corporate Social Responsibility Nike, Adidas and Puma, involving organizations such as the Fair Labor Association (FLA) or the International Federation of Sporting Goods (World Federation of Sporting Goods). Many sports brands have expressed interest in attending. This meeting will focus toward freedom association and the right to collective negocación, living wages and hours of work, proposals for the 2012 London Olympic Games and possible action strategies for the sector. If the stakeholders accept these commitments, should undertake a series of specific actions with specific targets to ensure that the next Olympic Games (Vancouver 2010 and London 2012) workers can expect tangible improvements in their wages and working conditions.

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Play Fair 2008 closed with various advocacy activities in various State cities

In June and July, several events will mark the end of the Play Fair 2008 campaign statewide:

- PAMPLONA-IRUÑA , Saturday 14 June, 10:30-14:00 h, Clean Olympics in the Vuelta del Castillo (948 22 70 20 / juegalimpio2008@setem.org )

- SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA , Saturday June 21 (881,978,705 / amarante@amaranteong.org )

- MADRID, Thursday 26 June at 20:00 h, Plaza Cibeles (Building Post) bike clean (915 499 128 / mhooper@setem.org )

- ZARAGOZA, Friday 27 June, 19:00 h, Plaza of Spain, Bike Ride Report (976,440,765 / dianacebollada@setem.org )

- BARCELONA , Saturday 28 June, 11:00 h, popular bicycle (934,415,335 / asales@setem.org )

- BILBAO , Saturday June 28 , 16:30 pm, "The Box" in Bilbao: participatory Pentathlon (945 July 12, 1946 / z.lopez @ setem.org )

- VALENCIA , Friday July 4th, bike clean (963,153,505 / dmonros@setem.org )

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Play Fair 2008 is pressuring the International Olympic Committee and demand respect for labor rights

On Tuesday 10 June, the International Campaign PLAY FAIR 2008 delivered to Mr. Jacques Rogge, President of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), the collected signatures for the initiative Catch The Flame / Pass the flame that, in a participatory manner intended pressure on the leaders of the Olympic Movement to take action against the violation of labor rights in the manufacture of articles for the Olympics.
" The IOC has had years to consider these issues, but continues to delay, their response to the crisis in the production of articles for the Olympics is totally inequalities and threatens to damage the reputation Olympic Movement "said Esther de Haan yesterday, responsible for the delivery of signatures.

In total, more than 12,000 people from 89 countries the world participated in the Olympic torch relay alternate to promote respect for labor rights. This initiative, which was sent via email or Blue Tooth the message passes the call, started from the Netherlands in March and crossed the globe to Beijing on 1 May Day Labour. Spain has been the second country to receive more support, with 1650 participants, only behind Austria, with 2000 signatories.

" The claims expressed in the messages of the signatories of the initiative passes the call shows that people from Afghanistan to Zimbabwe, binds to require the IOC responsabilities and to take immediate action on "Neil said Karney, Secretary General of the International Federation of Textile, Clothing and Leather.

Reached for the first time in 2003, the IOC is still no concrete measures to address low wages, excessive overtime, union repression and deteriorating health and safety in factories where items are made official Olympics The IOC would only have plans to include some reference to the issue of ethical supply chains by selecting the venue for the 2016 Olympics but has no details about it ...

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two days remain to participate in the torch relay of workers' rights!

The website of the initiative CATCH THE FLAME ( http://www.catchtheflame.org/ ) will be open until Wednesday 4 June. There's still time to participate in Olympic torch relay in favor of labor rights and send a letter to International Olympic Committee. The signatures collected on the website will be delivered on Tuesday 10 June to the International Olympic Committee headquarters in Lausanne, Switzerland. Play Fair hopes to get in touch with the leaders of the Committee that day.

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Today Friday May 9 at 11 am in Madrid, PLAY FAIR presents the report "Clearing the Hurdles"

discredit to the sporting goods industry to the new allegations on working conditions.

The countdown to the Beijing Olympics has started and the workers who produce sportswear for international companies, they spend millions on sponsorship Olympic and Sports are still working excessive hours and receive low wages. Are the main conclusions of the report "Saving obstacle steps to improve wages and working conditions in the global sportswear industry " presented by PlayFair 2008. Although codes of conduct adopted by most major brands for over 15 years, we see that workers continue to face enormous pressure to meet production quotas, put many hours which are recorded or not are paid, suffered verbal violence, working in deplorable conditions health and safety and will not meet the legal obligation to provide health insurance programs and other types of insurance.

" There has been no real progress since the Athens Games " - activists say PlayFair 2008.

In China, workers stuck shoes for less than $ 1.25 a day stitching footballs for 30 cents each.

Based on interviews with more than 300 workers in the sportswear industry in China, India, Thailand and Indonesia, the report "Clearing the Hurdles " shows that violations of the rights of workers are still the rule in this sector, including in workplaces producing for adidas, sponsor of the Beijing Games and London and numerous national Olympic teams.

The report identifies four key barriers to those faced by the industry summarized in low wages, the increase short-term contracts, the violation of the right to freedom of association and collective bargaining , and the closure of factories due the restructuring of the sector. So, Play Fair 2008 has invited the leaders of this market to participate in June at a meeting in Hong Kong to discuss his commitment against the specific proposals made in the report.

Last year, Play Fair published a report on violations of labor rights in the production of Olympic-branded goods, and has since tried to get a concrete commitment by the International Olympic Committee on how it will follow up on these issues. " Five years after we first approached the IOC to address this issue, no compromise has been reached concrete by hand, and yet it remains unclear what measures will be taken on the outstanding issues regarding labor rights. We are ready to begin working immediately with them to achieve concrete results "said the Secretary General of the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC), Guy Ryder.

Download the report " Hurdles" in: http://www.playfair2008.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=104 & ; Itemid = 61

Press Call:

Friday, May 9, 11:00 pm, CECU-Madrid, c / Cava Baja 30

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demands respect for the working conditions of those responsible for sport textile

To PLAY FAIR, the companies who run the sport textile industry, which recorded the most profitable, have a duty to ensure good working conditions for workers in textile factories.

If you agree, go on the web: http://www.ropalimpia.org/accionesurgentes/detail2.php?id_accion=61

and sends a message to responsables del sector !

· Hannah Jones, vice president, corporate responsibility, NIKE, mailto:Hannah.jones@nike.com
· Frank Henke global director, social and environmental, ADIDAS: Frank.Henke@adidas.de
· Motoi Oyama, president, ASICS: csr-ci-bl@asics.co.jp
· John Larsen, NEW BALANCE: john.larsen@newbalance.com
· Reiner Hengstmann, director of corporate social responsibility, PUMA: mailro:reiner.hengstmann@puma.com
· Cc: Johnson Tong, POU CHEN/YUE YUEN: Johnson.Tong@pcn.pouchen.com.tw

Dear textile industry officials in sports:

Can you imagine working 12 or 13 hours a day, 7 days a week without winning a minimum wage? Can you imagine living in the same place where they work each day?, "Having to share his bed with a coworker and a room with 15? Surely you, these issues do not worry that your income level makes you immune to this situation, which in turn is the reality for many workers in your company subsidiary factories.

According to a new report from Play Fair 2008 ( PLAY FAIR 2008 ), wages in the textile industry are very low global sport, which caught my attention given the high profits of leading companies like yours. In my view, this contrast is unacceptable and for this reason, I beg to undertake concrete actions as soon as possible for workers to earn a decent wage. I have seen the report "Clearing the Hurdles " of fair play offers concrete proposals to improve this situation, so I ask you to take into account its recommendations in order to achieve the stated objectives. I know

sportswear companies like yours do not own factories where it produces its goods. However, I am convinced that their purchasing policy with suppliers, and specifically the prices they're paying, can play a decisive role in setting the salary of workers in these factories. I understand that increasing the price paid for the brands do not automatically lead to higher salaries and can not easily raise prices without other mechanisms to ensure that these margins are for the salaries of employees. On the other hand, I am aware that the factory owners need to be assured that the brands do not take their production elsewhere if production costs rise.

The fact that Yue Yuen produces for many leading brands online, and is a powerful player in this sector, its production network is a good base for the sport industura start looking for solutions to improve the working conditions of workers. For this reason I send this message also.

know that changes need time to get out. FAIR PLAY campaign has proposed several concrete proposals so that you, as leader of the textile sport can begin to work towards a better quality employment for workers who despite earning so little, they contribute directly to earnings .

Pay them a living wage is a matter of respect. For them and for you too.

Sincerely,

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OLYMPIC TORCH ARRIVAL OF FAIR PLAY TO BEIJING

The Olympic torch labor rights successfully completed its journey around the world.

On 1 May, the Olympic torch FAIR PLAY ended his tour of the world to get to Beijing. After touring 87 countries via phone and email, the number of support at the international level amounts to more than 11,000 people . Sigificativo result as statewide Spain is the second largest support collected around 1,500 Behind Austria with just over 2,000. The Netherlands (with 1,300 signatures) and Belgium (1,000) are some of the territories where the message also has permeated society.

More information: www.catchtheflame.org

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PASA FLAME! The countdown has begun ... Play Fair 2008

Tomorrow May 1, International Day of Workers, the torch comes to Beijing FAIR PLAY.
initiative passes the call (CATCH THE FLAME) began in the Netherlands on 20 March. Since then, thousands of cibercativistas and supporters of the campaign have become bearers of other Olympic torch: the torch on behalf of labor rights.

Today, we have received more than 10,600 supporters, of which 1,375 are from Spain, so is the second country where more signatures have been collected, just behind Austria.

still time to gather more supporters! In fact, although alternative Olympic torch arrived in Beijing tomorrow the initiative passes the call will proceed until shortly before delivering the signatures and claimed the letter where the rights of workers in the sports industry to the International Olympic Committee .

If you want to collaborate with this initiative, you can still: visit the web http://www.catchtheflame.org/ and participate in the torch relay FAIR PLAY!

More than 10,600 people from Brussels, San Franscisco, Panama City, Tokyo, Phnom-Penh, New Delhi, Antananarivo, Minsk, Ouagadougou, ... have signed a very significant figure if we consider that it does not differ in both the number of firms that have received the official torch (22,000).

confident that together we can!

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MEETS WITH SPANISH OLYMPIC COMMITTEE

After several months of waiting, yesterday - April 2 - took place the meeting of the English Olympic Committee (COE) with representatives of organizations English social organizers of the international Play Fair 2008 Campaign.

In this first contact, Play Fair 2008 has raised the Olympic Committee to take into account the following demands:
- express a clear commitment COE labor exploitation in the textile and sports in the manufacture of articles Olympic regardless of the country where these items are produced.
- Demand ethical safeguards and respect for the basic conventions of the International Labour Organization (ILO) to companies that use the image of the English Olympic Team.
- express public commitment to promote measures to fight against exploitation in the sporting goods industry in the International Olympic Committee (IOC).

At the meeting, the representatives of the COE is committed to:
- Move the concerns of the Play Fair Campaign COE Executive Committee to be held on April 29.
- To express this concern about respect for labor and social rights to the Assembly of National Olympic Committees on 6 April.
- Inclusion in the EOC Code of Ethics Fundamental Rights proclaimed by the ILO.
- Continue an active line of work with the organizations responsible for the Play Fair campaign.

Organizations Play Fair 2008 drivers expressed their satisfaction with this first contact hoping that the relationship with the COE is now as smooth as possible. The Olympic movement can not be excluded from the growing social demands of justice and respect for human rights.

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From this week:

PASS THE FLAME! Join

transfer of the torch of "fair play" and send your message to Beijing!

English state reaches the Olympic torch passes the call! (CATCH THE FLAME!). This initiative of the Campaign international "Play Fair 2008" consists of passing an electronic torch through mobile phone via Bluetooth and via email. The aim is to require the International Olympic Committee and the Chinese government respect the fundamental rights of workers who produce licensed Olympic sports.

The flame, as a witness, will pass from person to person, so that the recipient of the message should encourage others or others to participate in the initiative. The first message was sent on March 20 from Amsterdam (Netherlands) and their transfer is made to both sides of the globe to arrive on May 1st Day Workers International to Beijing.

From the official website: http://www.catchtheflame.org/ will track the number of support that they receive the initiative and the advancement and progress of electronic torch. PASS THE FLAME! will spread throughout the world in terms of slots, so all the countries at the same time zone can send messages of support during the same week.

The arrival of the flame at the state level is now 25, as in the United Kingdom, Belgium, France, Togo and Burkina Faso. The message will be distributed by mail and Bluetooth hands of the organizers of campaign, the member institutions at both national and regional media, and Internet activists and the general public.

the end of its road in China, the torch of "Play Fair 2008" will run at least 41 countries around the world.

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Join the PlayFair 2008

Play Fair 2008 (Playfair 2008) is an international initiative aimed at ensuring respect for labor rights of workers in the textile industry and factory sport where Olympic items are made.

This campaign is open to entities (corporations, associations, NGOs, trade unions ,...) interested in supporting their cause. There are several forms of collaboration:

- Inform your members of the Campaign and encourage sign the postcard to be sent to International Olympic Committee to demand that business practices related to the production of Olympic sports meet internationally recognized labor standards by the ILO (International Labour Organization).

- disseminate electronic actions to pressure the English Olympic Committee and International Olympic Committee to take measures to avoid situations labor exploitation occurring in the manufacture of licensed Olympic goods.

- Spreading the digital banner of the Campaign.

- Participate in the various events taking place throughout the campaign in their region.

- Show your commitment to the campaign, which will be reflected on this website.

For more information, contact juegalimpio2008@setem.org .

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State launch Play Fair 2008

On Thursday 7 February, Chinese New Year's Day was launched statewide the beginning of the Play Fair 2008. Organized a press conference at the headquarters of SETEM Madrid, attended by representatives of the campaign: Victoria Montero de CCOO, UGT Antonio Lopez, Ana Etchenique of the English Confederation of Consumers and Users and Albert Sales , coordinator of the Clean Clothes Campaign-SETEM.

That same day, the launch of fair play is also organized in various communities, such as the Basque Country and Navarra, where lots of donuts were distributed in the form of the Olympic rings and collected signatures support for the campaign.

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With Chinese New Year starts Play Fair 2008!

Thursday Morning February 7, with the start of Chinese New Year , starts Play Fair 2008 campaign. Organisations linked to this campaign around the world will hold activities from presentation.

Internationally Play Fair 2008 (Play Fair 2008) is organized by the CCC (Clean Clothes Campaign) i union federations International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) and International Textile, Garment and Leather Worker's Federation (ITGLWF) .

In Spain SETEM-CCC, CCOO, UGT and CECU presentation undertake activities across the state and will offer a press conference at 10 am at the Canal Sports Facilities Isabel II (Philippines Avenue 54, Madrid).

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Regarding the statements of the Organizing Committee of Olympic Games Beiging 2008 (BOCOG)


When organizations of the Play Fair 2008 published the report "No medal on labor rights," the BOCOG said, admitting excessive overtime in three of the Olympic product suppliers and employment of workers under age and contractual violations in the room (Lekit Stationary).

Our report not only test obligation to do excessive overtime, it also provides detailed evidence that has paid workers less than they should (for overtime and ordinary) of the regulations on labor safety equipment are being ignored, questionable hiring, lack of maternity leave and structural absence of secure channels for workers to report their complaints.

Unfortunately, the BOCOG statement ignores these issues, although several major international customers have recognized that these problems are widespread in the mills.

Play Fair 2008 has also expressed disappointment that the BOCOG, following allegations of research, not mentioned or not this indemnity compensation for workers who are paid less than they should. Likewise, it is surprising that to date IOC has not commented on the report, nor has taken any practical steps to address these situations.

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Play Fair 2008 proposes a meeting of the COE President

In December 2007, PlayFair 2008 sent to the president of English Olympic Committee (COE) a letter expressing the concern of the organizers of the report's findings "Olympics: No medals on labor rights ". This letter requested a meeting with the COE to exchange views and propose measures to correct the situation denounced.

To date, Play Fair 2008 has not received any response from the COE.

No However, they still retain the hope of holding this meeting.

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Olympics: No medals on labor rights

Report Now Available Olympics with no medals on labor rights highlighting cases of exploitation experienced by people who work producing the "merchandising" for Beijing Olympic 2008.

Among the abuses documented in the report identified: wages far below the legal minimum, workers as 12 years, 12-hour shifts without breaks, workweeks of 80 hours , unsanitary conditions and job insecurity and ban independent trade unions.

"We are exhausted trying to finish on time Olympic bags. All we have to stay up late working. We started work at 7.30 am and ended at dawn the next day. When day is done ... We start What kind of life is this? "- A factory worker China producing Olympic bags.

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