The Rana Plaza disaster, one year on
One year ago, one of the most devastating catastrophes in the textile sector happened in Bangladesh. 1134 garment factory workers […]
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Continuing forced displacement in Area C: uprooting any chance of a just peace
CIDSE and APRODEV have issued a joint recommendation regarding forced displacement in the West Bank area C, where, between 1988
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CIDSE publishes series on climate change together with Polish Catholic weekly Tygodnik Powszechny
At the occasion of the United Nations COP19 climate negotiations that took place in November 2013 in Warsaw, Poland, actively engaged
“Is access to justice for poor communities really so risky for British business interests?” asks CAFOD
In 2011 and 2012 the UK Government submitted official briefings to the US Supreme Court in relation to two high
Mineral sourcing: Will EU law change things for people in the Democratic Republic of the Congo?
In March, the European Commission proposed legislation that aims to prevent European companies’ mineral purchases from financing conflict or human
UN Business & Human Rights Framework: Developing an intergovernmental process towards a binding instrument
Implementation at national level of the 2008 UN Protect, Respect and Remedy Framework and their 2011 Guiding Principles has been
CIDSE joins “the Europe Experience” – a lay-led initiative to empower Christians as EU citizens
On April 2 2014 a website, “the Europe Experience“, launched, presenting Christian social thinking and action, including showcase projects by
Southern and civil society responses to the EU-Africa-summit
“Europe must be an effective partner for Africa in the effort of strengthening continental unity and institutions that enable free
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CIDSE joins #fastfortheclimate on the first of every month
People from all walks of life are fasting to stand in solidarity with vulnerable people who are most affected by
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Climate Action Network Europe: EU leaders risk planetary emergency by delaying climate decisions
CAN Europe is shocked that EU Heads of State failed today to recognise the urgency of the climate crisis, just