President Trump’s Twitter announcement last month of the U.S. military’s ban on transgender individuals and its eventual codification into national
A Franciscan Reflection on Intersecting Injustices Affecting Transgender Persons Read More »
In the late spring and summer of 2017, a group young volunteers from CIDSE member organizations met in Portugal and
Together for change: exchanging ideas for a sustainable and fair transition Read More »
CIDSE calls on the Bolivian government to withdraw its accusations
Pablo Solón and Rafael Archondo unfairly accused by the Bolivian government Read More »
CIDSE Highlights No.31, May – June 2017
CIDSE Highlights May-June 2017 Read More »
Indigenous women are disproportionately affected by the impacts of resource extraction. This month’s blog gives voice to their experiences and
At its mid-year meeting in Innsbruck, Austria, CIDSE’s Board of Directors appointed Josianne Gauthier as new Secretary General of CIDSE
CIDSE appoints new Secretary General and welcomes Maryknoll as new member Read More »
Nearly a decade has passed since Canadian industry and civil society leaders recommended that their government create an ombudsperson to
Talk is not enough! Canadians take action across the country for mining justice Read More »
More than 250 non-government organisations from across Europe, including CIDSE, have released an alternative vision for a more democratic, just
Over 250 non-government organisations launch alternative vision for Europe Read More »
Two years ago, Pope Francis released his groundbreaking encyclical Laudato Si’ that describes the social and environmental crisis we are
Living the ecological conversion of Laudato Si’ Read More »
To mark the second anniversary of Pope Francis’ encyclical Laudato Si’, the Bishops’ Conference of Mozambique has issued a pastoral
On anniversary of Laudato Si’, bishops of Mozambique call for respect of land rights Read More »
