CIDSE Highlights November – December 2019
Read our latest newsletter for an overview of our activities in September and October and find out what’s coming next! In […]
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Chile in Madrid
Reflections on the United Nations COP25 climate change conference (UNFCCC) by Martin de Jong, December 2019 The air was cold
Statement on the situation in Bolivia
As member organisations of the CIDSE network and Welthungerhilfe, we welcome agreements reached in Bolivia to hold new elections next
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Cardinals at Synod call for climate ambition: “Inaction is a crime towards humanity and nature”
A call from the Synod for the Amazon for urgent climate action Catholic Church leaders from across all continents, who
Myths and risks of the EU-Myanmar Investment Protection Agreement
Policy Brief published by Transnational Institute, Paung Ku, KESAN, Myanmar Alliance for Transparency and Accountability (MATA), Land in Our Hands
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EU support for energy in developing countries
In October 2018, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) published a special report highlighting the increased urgency of limiting
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Amandla Awethu! – or power to the people in Zulu – all the people
An encounter that brings the whole world together always represents an opportunity. But a gathering where men and women from
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Goodwill is not enough to prevent the next dam burst
The dam burst in Brazil is yet another tragic example of the mining sector’s negligence in the area of the
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The Universal Declaration of Human Rights turns 70
Today, 10 December 2018, the CIDSE network is joining voices all over the world to celebrate Human Rights Day and
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