Press release: CIDSE member Maryknoll condemns Trump’s decision to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel
The Maryknoll Office for Global Concerns (one of CIDSE’s members in the USA) condemns the Trump administration’s decision to recognize
Déclaration de la conférence d’Abidjan
« Accaparement des terres en Afrique francophone : identifier et promouvoir les solutions endogènes pour s’en sortir », Déclaration de
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Pope Francis in Myanmar
Pope Francis is currently visiting Myanmar, bringing words of respect and inter-religious peaceful dialogue in a country that has become
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Environmental defenders at risk
An interview with Father Rodrigo Peret from Franciscans International, member of Iglesias & Mineria network and of People’s Dialogue, about
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Xolobeni Community and the Struggle for Consent
“We believe that we know who we are because of the land. We believe that once you have lost the
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New pathways out of poverty in Africa
The promise of sustainable and inclusive agricultural transformation
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CIDSE’s commitment for peace process in Colombia
Today, 24 November, we, the Caritas Colombia Working Group, and CIDSE, an international alliance of Catholic development agencies, commemorate the
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Land grabbing in Francophone Africa: identifying and strengthening endogenous solutions
Regional Conference, Abidjan, 21-23 November 2017.
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No climate justice without deep ecological and social transformation
Storify: Highlights from staff, members and partners at COP23 [View the story “”No climate justice without deep ecological and
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Press release: Urgency, equity and ambition are the key ingredients for climate justice
As the climate change conference COP23 draws to a close, the Catholic network CIDSE sees some positive developments but reaffirms
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