Monaz

I'd like to meet:

Interesting people from all over the world those who has the same hobbies and motivation like me. I like also to get in touch with people who takes part actively in the International Movement for Justice & Peace.

Join the Group GCAP: Global Call to Action against Poverty GCAP, a worldwide alliance of non-governmental organisations (NGOs) committed to making a breakthrough on poverty in 2005 and calling for EU member states to honour their commitments to reach the 0.7 percent target and agree binding timetables to actually meeting this objective

European Union development ministers agreed on 24th May 2005 to raise the level of the bloc's aid spending by 20 billion euros (25.3 billion dollars) by 2010. GCAP welcomed the EU agreement and said the new accord could have a ”persuasive effect” on the United States, Japan and Canada to honour commitments they have already made

Under the plans drafted by Louis Michel, EU Commissioner for development and humanitarian aid, the EU's 15 older - and richer - member states will make up the bulk of the effort to reach the objective with a commitment to spend at least 0.51 percent of GNI (Gross National Income) on aid by 2010 and at least 0.7 percent by 2015.

Agenda21: When the world’s governments met at the Earth summit in Rio de Janeiro in 1992, they adopted a programme for action under the auspices of the United Nations — Agenda 21. Amongst other things, this included an Official Development Assistance (ODA) aid target of 0.7% of gross national product (GNP) for rich nations, roughly 22 members of the OECD, known as the Development Assistance Committee (DAC).Net ODA in 2004 as % of GNI
COUNTRY - Aid amount by GNP
Norway 0.87, Luxembourg 0.85, Denmark 0.84, Sweden 0.77, Netherlands 0.74, Portugal 0.63, France 0.42, Belgium 0.41, Ireland 0.39, Switzerland 0.37, United Kingdom 0.36, Finland 0.35, Germany 0.28, Canada 0.26, Spain 0.26, Australia 0.25, Austria 0.24, Greece 0.23, New Zealand 0.23, Japan 0.19, United States 0.16, Italy 0.15,


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Football World Cup 2006 at Berlin

Music:

Music of February

Jim Morrison
Bob Marley, The doors, The Beatles, Jazz, Rock, Pop, Indian Clasic and Bollywood Film Music

I love Nishita's songs!

Movies:

There are so many movies I have seen but in general I like Indian (Bollywood), Hollywood, French and Documentary Films. I like classical films: Casablanca, La Miserable, Ben-Hur, Roman Holiday, The Train etc. I made myself some documentary movies but those are only been screened at provincial cinema hall. Recently I enjoyed the Berlinale Film Festival and saw 33 movies during 10 dasy festival. where I mate personally Dustin Hoffman and Catherine Deneuve.

Spanish director Pedro Almodovar (R) and Spanish actress Penelope Cruz at the 59th Cannes Film Festival 2006

Television:

I don't watch too much TV. but when I do, it is usually news or music channel CNN and MTV or German channel ARD, ZDF and n-TV
BBC Report

Books:

Sexus (Henry Miller), The Home and the World (Tagore), Die gerettete Zunge. Geschichte einer Jugend. (Elias Canetti), Die Blechtrommel (Günter Grass)

Heroes:

I don‘t have any remember to my dad, he died at the time I was 3. My mum narrate me about him and I began to admirer him. He is indeed my real hero. My dream heroes are:
Burt Lancaster, Woody Allen, Dustin Hoffmann, Karl Marx, Che Guevara, Mahatma Gandhi and the great poet Tagore

Che the Hero of all revolutionist y proletarios

"There is nothing like returning to a place that remains unchanged to find ways in which you yourself have altered"
-Nelson Mandela