Pannella, I go to the UN to request to speak with China

Pannella, I go to the UN to request to speak with China

Tomorrow I go to New York - Pannella explained - to try to help China, for the Beijing protest against the Uyghur, the Tibetans and against the Radicals, against Rebiya Kadeer and the Dalai Lama, both members of the Radical Party

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Emma Bonino - Int'l Press Review

Emma Bonino - Int'l Press Review

BBC: "They like the fact that there are seven women among the 21 new ministers, including Emma Bonino, former European human rights commissioner, and one of the founders of the small but influential Radical Party."

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5 days of Satyagraha

5 days of Satyagraha

Pannella’s proposal: 5 days of Satyagraha. “The situation is grave, but still open”

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Vignetta di Forattini per Marco

Saving Timbuktu


Our call in support of the appeal by Presidents Chirac and Diouf "Sauver Tombouctou pour sauver la paix / Saving Timbuktu to save the peace"

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First Signatures (italian)

The NRPTT at the United Nations

Resolutions and documents

39° Congress

39° Congress of The Nonviolent Radical Party, Transnational e Transparty (Second Session).

ALL THE DOCUMENTS 

39° Congress of The Nonviolent Radical Party, Transnational e Transparty (First Session).

ALL THE DOCUMENTS

General Council

Tunisi: 22-24 July 2011
Audio video:
1° day | 2° day | 3° day

Barcelona: 3-5 September 2010 
Audio video:
1° day | 2°day | 3° day
Documents: Motions

Rome: 28-30 May 2010  
Audio video:
1° day | 2° day | 3° day

Rome: 20-22 November 2009  
Audio video:
1°day | 2° day | 3°day
Documents: General motion

Archivio storico foto

05/31/2002
Idris (opinionista) e Sergio D'Elia, durante la presentazione del rapporto 2001 sulla pena di morte, curato dall'associazione Nessuno Tocchi Caino.
Idris (opinionista) e Sergio D'Elia, durante la presentazione del rapporto 2001 sulla pena di morte, curato dall'associazione Nessuno Tocchi Caino.
05/30/2012

AN APPEAL TO EUROPEAN LEADERS FOR COMPROMISE AND FLEXIBILITY

As Greece struggles to form a government, many in Europe are resigned to its exit from the eurozone, which they claim may be better than years of harsh austerity. There also seems to be a growing feeling that Europe is now strong enough to contain contagion from a Greek exit. In fact, we believe a Greek exit would be an economic and political catastrophe. It is far from certain that the current EFSF/ESM framework will be able to prevent contagion or deal with a bank run in Italy or Spain.

05/23/2012

Conference: "Immigration, a challenge and a necessity. Proposals for a leap forward".

The conference will provide an opportunity to advance some proposals and to understand the plans of ministers in the coming weeks. The themes are different: expulsions, the decree on illegal work now under discussion in Parliament, integration policies, implementation of the "gipsy plan" approved by the Council of Ministers.

05/14/2012

Uyghurs, Death Penalty: Report by Sen. Marco Perduca from Japan

Uyghurs
On May 14th I attended the inaugural session of 4th session of the General Assembly of the World Uyghur Congress, which took place in the Japanese parliament. In addition to Uyghur leader Rebya Kadeer, the meeting was attended by 126 Uyghur delegations across the world, 20 Japanese Members of Parliament representing the newborn Japanese Parliamentary Friendship Group with the Uyghur People (almost all of them are in the opposition), three Turkish MPs, several Tibetan, Mongolians, Manchurians, Tatars representatives and the National Endowment for Democracy (NED). NED partly finances the activities of four Uyghur organizations. In 2004, the Rafto Foundation awarded Mrs Kadeer with a prize while still in prison.
 
05/21/2012

UN: Human rights in Bahrain under study by Geneva activists Appeal to stop omitting Bahrain from changes in Arab world

The Nonviolent Radical Party, Transnational and Transparty (NRPTT), in partnership with No Peace Without Justice (NPWJ), convened on Monday 21 May a meeting on "Towards Justice for Bahrain", which was hosted at the United Nations Office (Palais des Nations) in Geneva.

05/16/2012

The Member of the Italian Chamber of Deputies Matteo Mecacci has paid a three-day visit to Georgia

TBILISI. CAUCASUS PRESS. 05-16-12. - The Member of the Italian Chamber of Deputies Matteo Mecacci, Chairman of the General Committee on Democracy, Human Rights and Humanitarian Questions of OSCE Parliamentary Assembly, has paid a three-day visit to Georgia following an invitation from the Deputy Chairman of the Parliament of Georgia, Mr. George Tsereteli.

04/16/2012

Letter to the Board and MPs of the Nonviolent Radical Party Transnational and Transparty

by Gabriella Friso (Radical Party member and member of the board of the radical association Certi Diritti)
The last Congress of the NRPTT, held in Rome in December 2011, approved a recommendation of mine addressing the issue of incoming refugees to Italy from Libya:
Considering what is taking place in these days and the absence of the government on the matter, I think this is the appropriate time to intervene and ask the government to issue a permit on humanitarian grounds, similar to the one released to refugees form Tunisia.

04/12/2012

OSCE can help with May 6 elections in Kosovo

BELGRADE - OSCE official Matteo Mecacci voiced belief on Thursday that the ongoing dialogue between the international community and Belgrade about the elections in Kosovo will yield an agreement, adding that the organization can assist Serbs in claiming their right to vote in the May 6 presidential and parliamentary elections in Kosovo.

04/05/2012

Mecacci to lead OSCE election observation mission in Serbia

COPENHAGEN, 4 April 2012 – Italian parliamentarian Matteo Mecacci, special co-ordinator to lead the OSCE election observation mission in Serbia announced today he will lead a pre-election visit to Belgrade on 11 April.
The two-day visit will be the first OSCE PA visit to the country after the announcement of President Tadic’s resignation. Mecacci will meet with government officials, political party leaders and representatives of the media and non-governmental organizations.

04/02/2012

Burma / Emma Bonino: Aung San Suu Kyi’s victory marks the beginning of a difficult journey

It is perhaps the beginning of a difficult and complicated journey for a region narrowed between great powers. Aung San Suu Kyi has accepted to use this window of opportunity in the midst of many contradictions. Hers is an act of great courage and hope, which has gone through 15 years of house arrest without abandoning the dialectic of nonviolence.” She is aware of the necessity of exploring any possible way to keep momentum” "This is the comment that Emma Bonino delivered to Tgcom24 on the victory by Burma's opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi, in the by-election of April 1st.

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