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Date: Tue, 5 Dec 2006 17:05:29 +0800
From: "Al Alegre" <alalegre@fma.ph>
Subject: [communication 1757] Isis Manila Podcasts from the 2nd ASEAN Civil Society Conference (ACSC)
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ISIS MANILA PODCASTS FROM THE 2ND ASEAN CIVIL SOCIETY CONFERENCE

Join Isis International-Manila as it take part in 
the 2nd ASEAN Civil Society Conference (ACSC) to 
be held on December 10-12, 2006 in Cebu, Philippines.

 From December 10 to 12, Isis invites you to log 
on to its website 
<<http://www.isiswomen.org>
<http://www.isiswomen.org/>> and listen to and/or 
download podcasts of talks and discussions on 
pressing issues surrounding the Association of 
South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) - the 
organisation and the region - such as the 
charter, ASEAN regionalism, ASEAN commitments, and its vision for the future.

Furthermore, Isis will podcast the discussions 
during the panel on the role of women in building 
a responsive regional community, which will 
highlight and critically examine the struggles 
and challenges faced by women/feminists in the 
region in terms of the three ASEAN pillars, 
namely, economic, socio-cultural, and security.

This three-day conference, to be held concurrent 
to the ASEAN Summit, also in Cebu, will gather 
together various civil society groups to discuss 
issues confronting the civil society at present 
in the context of the ASEAN. The conference will 
serve as a platform in tackling the implications 
and dilemmas of regional integration as well as 
in exploring alternatives to these issues.

Definition
A Podcast is basically an audio file that can be 
easily downloaded and accessed by your computers' 
media player and/or your portable MP3/audio player.
Source: The Association for Progressive 
Communications (APC), 
<<http://www.apc.org/english/news/index.shtml?x=2389421>>.