CIDSE, the international family of Catholic social justice organizations, and Iglesias y Minería, the ecumenical network of 70 grassroots organizations […]
The EU-LAT network and CIDSE together made up of more than 57 European and international organizations, echoing the requests of
European networks and international human rights organizations express their deep concern over the disproportionate and sometimes fatal use of force
La minería extractiva constituye una de las mayores amenazas contra el medio ambiente y las comunidades locales en el Amazonas
La Iglesia no puede callar frente a los abusos de la minería en América Latina Read More »
The mining model, as implemented in Brazil, of promoting the extraction of natural resources by the state in conjunction with
Women affected by the dam failure fighting against the power of big business Read More »
Today, 24 November, we, the Caritas Colombia Working Group, and CIDSE, an international alliance of Catholic development agencies, commemorate the
CIDSE’s commitment for peace process in Colombia Read More »
Looking back at the panel discussion “Extractives in Latin America: grassroots and international community responses”
Extractive industries and human rights in Latin America Read More »
This dossier, with text, video footage and pictures offers a striking look back at a disaster that resulted in the
Samarco’s mining dam burst at Mariana: why we need a UN treaty Read More »
Invitation to Panel Discussion organised by Pax Christi International, CIDSE and COMECE. Brussels, 31 October 2017, 10.00 – 12.00
CIDSE, the international family of Catholic social justice agencies, welcomes the address of Pope Francis in Colombia who focused his
