CIDSE Highlights September – October 2019
Read the newsletter for an overview of our activities in September and October, and find out what’s coming next!
Region: Latin America
Diritti umani e ambiente: il caso dell’ Amazzonia
Quali nuove aziQuali nuove azioni con i popoli indigeni per tutelare i diritti umani in contesti ambientali fragili.oni con i […]
The EU should support the defenders of the amazon
On June 18 and July 5 CIDSE and its member organizations CAFOD and MISEREOR welcomed two delegations of Brazilian partners […]
Dams and business accountability in the Amazon region
The destruction of the Amazon is a concern of global relevance. Deforestation is not the only threat to this region: […]
Perspectivas de sinodalidad: Hacia una Iglesia con rostro amazónico
AmerindiaPrimera edición: septiembre de 2019 Colaboradores/as: Tania Ávila Meneses, José Oscar Beozzo, Leonardo Boff, Alirio Cáceres Aguirre, Víctor Codina, Óscar […]
Hacia el Sínodo Panamazónico: Desafíos y aportes desde América Latina y el Caribe
Amerindia Primera edición: junio de 2019 | Primera reimpresión: agosto de 2019 28 colaboradores/as Coordinación editorial: Óscar Elizalde Prada, Rosario […]
Amazon Synod is a providential opportunity to denounce oppressive global structures and to address the climate emergency
CIDSE member organisations have worked in the Amazon for decades and see in this part of the world a clear […]
“Fragile Amazon”: Exhibition by photojournalist Ana Palacios
The Amazon is incredibly powerful, yet beautifully vulnerable. The River, the Forest, and the People are a testament to Creation. How easily we abuse, neglect, destroy, and discard what is most precious, most essential. Through these images, we can hear the voices of the Amazon and stand with them. We are called to question our choices, our privileges, and remember that we are all interconnected.
INAUGURATION “Fragile Amazon” Photo exhibition
The Amazon is incredibly powerful, yet beautifully vulnerable. The River, the Forest, and the People are a testament to Creation. How easily we abuse, neglect, destroy, and discard what is most precious, most essential. Through these images, we can hear the voices of the Amazon and stand with them. We are called to question our choices, our privileges, and remember that we are all interconnected.
REPAM statement on the serious situation in Amazonia
26 August 2019 REPAM statement remarks that in these days, fires in the Pan Amazon have taken on extreme dimensions. […]