Protecting human rights of indigenous peoples and local communities to halt biodiversity loss
Policy Brief, September 2024 NEW: the Policy Brief was presented on 30 October at a side event organised during the […]
Policy Brief, September 2024 NEW: the Policy Brief was presented on 30 October at a side event organised during the […]
“This article was originally published on 20 August 2024 on the website of CAFOD, CIDSE’s member organisation in England and
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Read the latest issue of our newsletter for a review of our activities from May to June and find out
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On World Refugee Day, CIDSE calls attention to the 1.7 million displaced Palestinians, in desperate need for a ceasefire. Note:
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The EU must sustain its leadership in climate action Read More »
A moral and faith perspective, CIDSE Policy Briefing, June 2024 In recent years, the Catholic community has increasingly recognized the
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