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Hi John,
 
We’ve just released the latest episode of the Global Justice podcast, featuring the third of our recorded online webinars exploring the global response to the Covid-19 pandemic. 

Jean Enriquez, National Coordinator, World March of Women, Mercia Andrews, Rural Women’s Assembly and and Dorothy Guerrero, Global Justice Now, compare their experiences of the impacts of the coronavirus pandemic in urban Philippines and in rural South Africa and discuss how we can support their struggles all the way from the UK.
 
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Remember to keep an eye on our events page to register for future online live events. We’ll of course also continue to release them on our podcast platforms for you to listen to anytime, anywhere. 

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Stay safe,

Malise Rosbech
Communications at Global Justice Now

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