“Mining megaprojects don’t solve the economic problems of our countries; on the contrary, they have harmful effects on our people, […]
Churches and Mining Network calls for building alternatives to extractivism. Read More »
La mort de Berta Cáceres au Honduras, en mars dernier, est un rappel douloureux des abus d’un modèle économique qui
La défense de la vie : un combat devenu dangereux Read More »
Humberto Ortiz Roca es economista y actualmente, Secretario Ejecutivo de la Comisión Episcopal de Acción Social del Perú (CEAS). Colabora
El Buen Vivir: alternativas desde América Latina y el Caribe Read More »
Message from Cardinal Peter Turkson, President of the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace
Vatican requests independent investigation into the murder of activist Berta Cáceres Read More »
Open letter to the Honduran Minister of Human Rights, Justice and Decentralisation and international civil society statement
Climate Action Network Demands Justice for Murdered Activist Berta Cáceres Read More »
While countries struggle to mitigate the effects of climate change, existing efforts like carbon trading and the development of ‘clean’energy
Climate Justice and Human Rights: Maximu Ba Tiul – Guatemala Read More »
Organizations, networks and social movements publish the long-awaited report on the 3rd International Mission on the Right to Adequate Food
Press release: presentation of report on the 3rd International Mission to Guatemala Read More »
Communities in Colombia fight for the defense of their rights and the protection of the environment, despite repeated attempts of
Colombia: The mining and energy “locomotive” against the people Read More »
Le Baril ou la vie ? Impacts des activités des entreprises pétrolières françaises Perenco et Maurel & Prom en Amazonie
Le Baril ou la vie? Read More »
Open letter of the communities affected by mining operations, received in Rome by the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace
In union with God we share a cry Read More »
