Where are we? Where do we want to go? How do we get there?
CIDSE input to the Talanoa Dialogue, April 2018
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Imminent demolition of the entire Bedouin village of Umm al-Hiran in Israel
EuroMed Rights and CIDSE joint letter to Federica Mogherini, High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security
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Infographic The Principles of Agroecology
An infographic illustrating the principles of agroecology, available in EN, ES, FR, GE, IT, NL, PT
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Press release: Agroecology is not only about food: a new project analyses its dimensions and impacts
Agroecology is an encompassing concept related to the environmental, socio-cultural, economic and political spheres of our society. It involves a
The Principles of Agroecology
Towards just, resilient and sustainable food systems
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Unpacking mandatory Human Rights Due Diligence developments in Europe
What mHRDD means in different legal contexts and how civil society can advocate for it. Webinar Series organised by ECCJ,
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Save the Date: launch of project on the Principles of Agroecology
Launch of CIDSE’s new project on Agroecology in Rome
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Abuse of power against defenders of human rights, territories & the environment
A report on extractivism and rights in Andean countries by APRODEH, Broederlijk Delen, Colectivo de Abogados, CEDHU and CEDIB, March 2018
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How the “Gender Approach” is shaped by partners in rural areas of the Great Lakes Region
During Lent, most CIDSE member organisations run campaigns on a particular theme, showcasing the work of partners in the Global
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From Brazil to the Philippines, the human rights defenders challenge is global
The growing criminalisation of human rights defenders stems from the current neoliberal political agendas- reflections from Salvador de Bahia, World
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