Linking racism and climate justice during COVID-19 era
Telling my story from South Africa, by Lydia Lehlogonolo Machaka The consequences of racism and climate change are interlinked. All […]
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State of the Right to Food and Nutrition Report 2020
Authors: Daniel Fyfe, Ayushi Kalyan, Yifang Tang, M. Alejandra Morena, Astrud Lea Beringer A new report by the Global Network […]
Amazoniza-te
Church and civil society organisations launch awareness and care campaign for the Amazon CIDSE supports the “Amazoniza-te” campaign officially launched […]
Will the G20 cancel the debt of the Southern countries?
On 18 and 19th of July, the G20 Finance Ministers will meet to decide the measures to be taken in […]
News from CIDSE – May-July 2020
Read our latest newsletter in its new format for an overview of our activities in March and April and find […]
Don’t touch our spokeperson, Kone Massa
Statement in support of Malian Human Rights Defender, Kone Massa, spokesperson of the Global Convergence of Land and Water Struggles […]
Rising to the challenges posed by global crises
The coronavirus pandemic has highlighted not only how closely interlinked the world is, but also how vulnerable it is. Today, […]
The gendered impacts of large-scale land based investments and women’s responses
By Magdalena Anna Kropiwnicka and Barbara van Paassen This scoping study published by Trócaire, CIDSE’s Irish member organisation, analyses gendered […]
CIDSE Ecological Footprint launched
In a recent webinar, CIDSE unveiled the “CIDSE Ecological Footprint”, a website gathering experiences and practices from CIDSE member organizations […]
Cardinals speak out: EU needs corporate due diligence
By Cardinal Jean-Claude Hollerich and Cardinal Charles Maung Bo.Luxembourg/Yangon, 6 July 2020 – This article was originally published in the […]