For up-to-date and radical analysis of the WTO Ministerial in Hong Kong, the Focus on the Global South website is an excellent place to start. Choike, a Southern-based civil society portal, also has a wide range of news and analysis - it's WTO page is here, and it includes useful briefings from the Third World Network. The World Development Movement has the best coverage of the UK NGOs, including blogs from Caroline Lucas (Green MEP) and various WDM campaigners. For more on the WTO protests, Via Campesina is organising solidarity amongst farmers' movements, whilst the Hong Kong People's Alliance has brought together local campaigners. Indymedia, the activist news site founded at the Seattle anti-WTO protests in 1999, is also worth a look.
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