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Leaders of Dalit organisations gather to strategise their movement

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Date: 25-27 November 2007
Venue: Thailand, Bangkok

Leaders of non-governmental organisations campaigning on human rights of Dalits in Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka will gather in Bangkok from 25 to 27 November. In this meeting the leaders will build a strategy to strengthen their network and to address the Dalit Rights advocacy at the regional level.

Date: 25-27 November 2007
Venue: Thailand, Bangkok

Leaders of non-governmental organisations campaigning on human rights of Dalits in Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka will gather in Bangkok. This meeting is designed to build strategy to strengthen Dalit rights movement in Asia. Approximately 20 participants from Dalit groups, as well as solidarity groups, will be attending the meeting.

Asia Dalit Rights Movement (ADRM) and FORUM-ASIA will coordinate this meeting, titled as ā€œStrategising Asian Dalit Rights Movementā€. The main goals of the strategy are to strengthen the network among them and to address the Dalit Rights advocacy at the regional level.

The idea of having the strategy comes from the voices of the Dalit Rights Platforms in Sri Lanka and Bangladesh. The members of these countries expressed the need to link up with other countriesā€™ experiences in the region to strengthen and build the platform back home.

The strategy includes plans to work at national, regional and international level, specific working plans and the structure of the movement.