September 1-4 - The Labour Law World Congress

The Labour Law World Congress will offer lawyers an opportunity to examine contemporary themes and developments in Labour Law within the domestic and international context.

September 2-4 - Global Partners in Action: NGO Forum for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Development

Hosted by UNFPA and the German government, the forum is led by NGOs and it is for NGOs. It aims to strengthen NGOs working in partnership to advance sexual and reproductive health and rights for sustainable development.

September 7-8 - EuroNGOs Conference and AGM 2009: Investing in Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights in Times of Economic Crisis

The conference will organise discussions and workshops aimed at enhancing understanding of the current and possible future impact of the global economic crisis on SRHR and SRHR funding streams.

September 11-13 - 18th Annual Conference 2009 Women, Gender and Political Spaces: Historical Perspectives

The 18th annaual conference of the Women's History Network is now calling for papers. This conference seeks to engage with the feminist scholarship concern about the role of gender in constructing social space. It will approach this general concern by considering the possibilities and constraints upon female agency in a broad range of contexts.

September 28- October 9 - Securing a Place for Gender Equality in Copenhagen’s Outcome

UNFCCC  will have a meeting on Climate Change on September 28- October 9, Bangkok.

September 30- October 2 - Women and Politics in Asia: A Springboard for Democracy?

The conference is a part of a series "Women and Politics in Asia" that started in 2003. This year's conference aims to reflect upon the links between democracy and the feminisation of the halls of political power, gender and power, etc..