CIDSE towards COP 21 in Paris
In view of the 21st Conference of the Parties (COP21) of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC),
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CIDSE Annual report 2014
Annual report 2014 (also available in ES and FR)
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Regaining control of food systems
CIDSE held a workshop exploring synergies with food producers, social movements, civil society organisations and its member organizations
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Video interview with Mgr Ambongo from RDC on conflict minerals
In a video message Mgr Ambongo summarizes his demands for a better legislation on conflict minerals
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Rethinking EU and Latin America relations: three videos
Three video interviews with representatives from civil society in Latin America
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Press release: European Parliament’s upcoming “conflict minerals” vote: a more comprehensive responsible sourcing requirement is needed to meet the demands of 140 Church leaders.
The regulation as voted by the INTA committee could still allow conflict minerals to enter electronic devices sold in Europe.
Nepal Earthquake 25 April 2015: CIDSE member organizations’ responses
In the aftermath of the earthquake that struck Nepal on April 25, millions of lives have been forever changed and
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The tragedy in the Mediterranean has to stop
CIDSE expresses its concern about the continuing tragedy of migrant deaths in the Mediterranean Sea.
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Catholic leaders’ statement on conflict minerals- May 2015 update
“We need supply chain due diligence to stop complicity in funding conflicts” – Catholic leaders’ statement supported by CIDSE, October
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Deux ans après le drame du Rana Plaza
N’attendons pas plus longtemps pour adopter définitivement la loi sur le devoir de vigilance.
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