Subject: [fem-women2000 531] JOIN NOW: WOMEN'S HOUSING RIGHTS LIST SERVE
From: "jcanet_y.matsumoto" <mlhelp2@jca.apc.org>
Date: Sat, 30 Sep 2000 10:46:04 +0900
Seq: 531
強制退去など、女性の居住の問題に関する討議リストの案内です。 リストへの参加申し込み手続きは３段階です。 1. listserv@listserv.utoronto.ca 宛本文に１行(以下)を書いて送信。 subscribe evictionwomen-l 2.戻ってきた確認メールの指示に従って返信。 3.登録完了通知が来たことを確認する。 ---------------- Original message follows ---------------- From: abrunet@ichrdd.ca Date: Thu, 28 Sep 2000 17:09:02 -0400 Subject: JOIN NOW: WOMEN'S HOUSING RIGHTS LIST SERVE -- Ariane Brunet Coordonnatrice - Droits des femmes / Coordinator - Women's Rights Droits et Democratie / Rights & Democracy ----- Reachemine par Ariane Brunet/CIDPDD/CA le 00-09-28 17:05 ----- Leilani Farha <farwise@attglobal.net> Veuillez repondre a farwise 00-09-27 15:32 Objet : JOIN NOW: WOMEN'S HOUSING RIGHTS LIST SERVE PLEASE DISTRIBUTE WIDELY Dear Colleagues, ** INVITATION TO PARTICIPATE **Centre on Housing Rights and Evictions' (COHRE), Women's Housing Rights Programme (WHRP) would like to INVITE you to PARTICIPATE in "EVICTIONWOMEN", a new international LIST SERVE (an email based discussion group) devoted to the promotion of discussion on WOMEN'S RIGHT TO HOUSING. Using a common email address participants in the list serve will be able to post messages about women's housing issues that will be received by all other "subscribers" to the list. To our knowledge this is the first international list serve devoted to women's housing rights and your participation will undoubtedly contribute to its success. EVICTIONWOMEN will focus on women's experiences of "forced eviction". COHRE estimates that over 14 million people worldwide are currently facing forced eviction. Forced eviction, for the purposes of this list serve, is the involuntary removal of individuals, families and communities from their homes and/or lands. Forced evictions occur in developing and developed countries around the world and have been recognized as a "gross violation of human rights, particularly the right to adequate housing" by the United Nations Commission on Human Rights (Resolution 1993/77). Forced evictions occur for a number of reasons: armed conflict, large scale development projects, city beautification schemes, international events and economic disadvantage. EVICTIONWOMEN is intended to promote international dialogue on women's experiences before, during and after forced eviction. The list will provide an opportunity for people around the world to exchange information, experiences and strategies to address those experiences. It is anticipated that the list will also include discussions on other housing issues as they affect women. The list will run for 6 consecutive weeks and will commence on 16 October 2000 (ending 1 December 2000). Specific issues or perspectives will be highlighted each week or for two week sessions. We are hoping that a diverse range of individuals and organizations will subscribe to this list to allow for rich discussions. We encourage you to PARTICIPATE: to contribute to the documentation of women's experiences of forced eviction; to learn more about women's housing rights in other countries; to advance the field of economic, social and cultural rights and women's human rights HOW TO PARTICIPATE? To participate you must SUBSCRIBE to the list as follows: 1. You must send an email message to: listserv@listserv.utoronto.ca 2. Leave the subject line of your email message BLANK 3. In the body of the email write: subscribe evictionwomen-l 4. You will soon receive an email from the server which says that your subscription application has been received. You will then be asked to reply to the email to confirm your participation (instructions are provided in the body of that email). YOU MUST REPLY TO THE EMAIL YOU RECEIVE. IF YOU DO NOT REPLY WITHIN 96 HOURS TO CONFIRM YOU WILL NOT BE INCLUDED ON THE LIST AND YOU WILL HAVE TO BEGIN THE SUBSCRIPTION PROCESS AGAIN. 5. Once you confirm, you should then receive TWO emails from the server. One will confirm your subscription and will say "You have been added to the EVICTIONWOMEN-L list". The other will be a longer letter which starts with "Your subscription to the EVICTIONWOMEN-L list ... has been accepted". The letter will go on to describe the list serve and will provide you with technical information you will need for the duration of list serve. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR DIFFICULTIES SUBSCRIBING, PLEASE CONTACT LEILANI FARHA, COHRE's Women's Housing Rights Programme Coordinator, AT ANY TIME: farwise@attglobal.net We look forward to meeting you on-line! COHRE thanks UNIFEM and the University of Toronto, Faculty of Law, Women's Human Rights Resources programme, for their support of this project. Sincerely, Leilani Farha WHRP Coordinator & Legal Advisor Centre on Housing Rights and Evictions Women's Housing Rights Programme (WHRP) c/o 725 College Street PO Box 31001 Toronto, Ontario M6G 4A7 Canada Tel/Fax:+1.416.968.2823 APOLOGIES TO THOSE WHO HAVE RECEIVED THIS MESSAGE MORE THAN ONCE _________________________________________________________________________ fem-Women2000@jca.apc.org for Women 2000, UN Special Session on Beijing+5 Searcheable Archive http://www.jca.apc.org/fem/news/women2000/index.shtml visit fem-net HomePage for other mailing lists http://www.jca.apc.org/fem