[WSIS CS-Plenary] proposed list of speakers for Tunis

[Jean-Louis FULLSACK]

Well said Marianne : I remember this famous session in CICG during PC-3/I you mention. I expressed personnally my profound worries for his hard words on CS,  comparing our position to that of "those who demonstrate and struggle with the Police outside", when I met him by chance just after this session.
Jean-Louis 



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> Thanks, Robert, for your open words. I fully agree with your first pargraph saying> *it is strange and quite problematic having the president of the first phase preparatory speaking on behalf of Civil Society.*
> In my ears stillring his phrase of accusing Civil Society on *blackmailing* - as we did not agree on being excluded as observers the way some governments wanted us.
> Now, as a cabinet member of Mali - him to speak for us?? How strange and problematic.....
> MARIANNE
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> I am writing out of Cell No. 104 in the PRISON of LJUBLJANA, the capital of Slovenia.
> *It has been transfered in a house of art, culture and hostel...
> You can look it up under www.hostelcelica.com
> MARIANNE (Gender Caucus and European Caucus)
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