Human Rights crisis in Guatemala
Joint Civil Society StatementUN Human Rights Council 52nd Session (Geneva, 27 February – 4 April 2023)Item 2: General Debate on […]
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Joint Civil Society StatementUN Human Rights Council 52nd Session (Geneva, 27 February – 4 April 2023)Item 2: General Debate on […]
Human Rights crisis in Guatemala Read More »
We are pleased to share with you the latest issue of our revamped newsletter in line with CIDSE’s new graphic
News from CIDSE – January/February 2023 Read More »
Testimonies of women living under occupation In the booklet, “I raise up my voice”, 8 Palestinian women share their stories
Haqel Booklet: “I raise up my voice” Read More »
Quand l’agroécologie devient une arme de résistance ENGLISH This study by Entraide et Fraternité (available in French only) is the
L’agroindustrie met le feu au brésil Read More »
Over 80 African civil society organisations issued a joint statement expressing concerns about the 2nd Dakar Summit on Agriculture and
On 26 January,UNFCCC constituencies and 425 groups called on UN and UNFCCC leads to halt corporate capture of COP28 and
Pressure mounts to remove polluters, not just oil exec, from UN climate talks Read More »
PRESS RELEASE The CIDSE Board of Directors has elected Caoimhe de Barra, Chief Executive Officer of the Irish Catholic international
CIDSE welcomes Caoimhe de Barra as new President Read More »
CIDSE is pleased to publish its new Strategic Framework ‘Thriving in our common home’, which outlines the network’s strategic direction
CIDSE presents its new strategic framework 2023-2028 Read More »
We need your feedback ! Since 2016, CIDSE has been blogging monthly about women’s rights and gender equality across the
CIDSE Gender Blog Survey Read More »
In collaboration with AgroecologyNow at the Centre for Agroecology, Water and Resilience (CAWR) of the University of Coventry (UK), we
Where Indigenous feminisms and food sovereignties meet Read More »