New data reveals massive gap in public funds towards agroecology
This lack of funding risks holding back the transition towards resilient food systems, which is a crucial part of post-pandemic […]
Region: Latin America
New paper: An EU mandatory due diligence legislation to promote businesses’ respect for human rights and the environment
In May 2020, the European Commission announced the upcoming development of a landmark legislation on mandatory human rights and environmental […]
Amazoniza-te
Church and civil society organisations launch awareness and care campaign for the Amazon CIDSE supports the “Amazoniza-te” campaign officially launched […]
Will the G20 cancel the debt of the Southern countries?
On 18 and 19th of July, the G20 Finance Ministers will meet to decide the measures to be taken in […]
Over 110 bishops speak out to stop corporate abuse
[Scroll down for the translations of the press release] Corporate abuse at the detriment of people is still widespread, but […]
Bishops’ statement: Now more than ever, we need mandatory supply chain due diligence
“Now more than ever, we need mandatory supply chain due diligence to stop corporate abuse and guarantee global solidarity. ” […]
Webinar: “Putting an end to greed: the interaction between respect for human rights and the protection of nature”
Webinar Flyer and Recording Language: EN Background Traditional inhabitants and indigenous peoples are guarantors for the continued existence of natural areas. […]
Planned EU trade deal with Mercosur threatens climate, environmental protection and human rights
New study by MISEREOR, Greenpeace and CIDSE Brussels, 26 June 2020. In just a few days’ time, the Presidency of […]
EU-Mercosur Agreement: Risks to Climate Protection and Human Rights
On June 28, 2019 the EU and Mercosur concluded the negotiation of the text of the Association Agreement. Besides Trade, […]
Why we march
A reflection by our Secretary-General Josianne Gauthier Yesterday was the anti-racism protest in Brussels organized by Black Lives Matter. At […]