Migrant movements and human rights associations meeting in Cotonou, Benin, highlighted the border regime facing the Global South and the debt order as dimensions of the same global inequality. The Cotonou Manifesto, which emerged from the World Social Forum, defended the right of free movement, while the CADTM World Assembly called for the abolition of illegitimate debts in Africa and a joint struggle against the capitalist exploitation order.
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Migrant movements and human rights associations meeting in Cotonou, Benin, highlighted the border regime facing the Global South and the debt order as dimensions of the same global inequality. The Cotonou Manifesto, which emerged from the World Social Forum, defended the right of free movement, while the CADTM World Assembly called for the abolition of illegitimate debts in Africa and a joint struggle against the capitalist exploitation order.