Of particular interest are a number of reports on gender, trade liberalization and development. Reports are available in PDF format or Microsoft Word. The site includes a section entitled Women and Housing Rights, with papers availabe on-site in HTML format. DAWN is a network of women scholars and activists from the economic South who are working for development alternatives that are equitable, gender-just and sustainable. This site contains information on DAWN's programs and publications relating to development, globalization and reproductive rights.
Contemporary migration is characterized by feminization and frequent human rights abuses.
The goal of the site is to create connections amongst groups working to protect and promote migrant workers rights. It provides a special focus on women's issues, including research on the exploitative conditions and double discrimination faced by them on account of their gender and migrant worker status. The site includes on-line papers and a useful database of resources, which can be accessed via a search function. This British non-profit organization was established to raise awareness about the plight of widows, promote widow's human rights internationally and support widows in their struggle for more equitable treatment. The site includes references to publications and the Widows Law Filenews letter.