A new report produced by a coalition of over 40 prominent civil society organizations from 33 countries says that government should reject calls for a post-Kyoto treaty (Kyoto 2) with binding limits on carbon emissions. The report says a better strategy would be to focus on removing barriers to adaptation, such as subsidies, taxes and regulations that hinder technological innovation and economic growth.

The following is a press release from the Civil Society Coalition on Climate change which features Nonoy Oplas of Minimal Government Thinkers. Entitled, "The Real Climate Disaster: restricting growth in poor countries is murderous, says civil society", it addresses the climate change projects in "poor polluter" countries such as India and China. See link below.

Indonesian nannies in Malaysia are not often treated well, such as in Sri Lanka and Lebanon where their wages are never secure and often drastically fluctuate. Cases like this prompt people to begin demanding that developing countries abide by basic human rights standards for their workers. Human rights are understood as those basic rights and freedoms to which every individual is entitled.

Indonesian nannies in Malaysia are not often treated well, such as in Sri Lanka and Lebanon where their wages are never secure and often drastically fluctuate. Cases like this prompt people to begin demanding that developing countries abide by basic human rights standards for their workers.

The Institute for Free Enterprise (Institut für Unternehmerische Freiheit), Germany's free market think tank, is seeking interns to help us spread the message of economic liberty and political freedom in Germany and throughout Europe.