“But let justice roll-on like a river”*
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New podcast: A journey through feminist agroecology
On the occasion of International Women’s Day, CIDSE and the Centre for Agroecology, Water and Resilience (CAWR) from Coventry University
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Certification industry: Part of the solution or part of the problem for HRDD? The case of the Brumadinho dam break
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Climate talks with Maryuri Mosquera, defender of the Atrato river in Colombia
From 31 October to 12 November, the 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26) took place in Glasgow.
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Human Rights Defender Luis Misael Socarras Ipuana writes to Commissioners Reynders and Breton
“Companies must be held liable for the harm they cause, contribute to or profit from.” The indigenous Wayùu people of
Right to Say No: Learning from global struggles
Blog on global Webinar organised by the Thematic Social Forum on Mining and Extractive Economy on the “Right to Say
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COP26 misses the chance to deliver real ambitious action and transformation.
CIDSE Press release, Glasgow, 13th November, 2021 After 25 years of climate negotiations, the 26th Conference of Parties’ decision, according
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Bertha Zùniga Càceres from Honduras addresses Commissioners Reynders and Breton
“New EU law must avoid abuses like the one my family experienced“ In March 2016, Bertha Càceres was shot dead
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Is the agroecological transition getting closer?
A nuanced analysis by Vincent Dauby (Agroecology and Food Sovereignty Officer at the CIDSE Secretariat) and Valentin Brochard (Food Sovereignty
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Two years after the Amazon Synod: Indigenous women’s voices more relevant than ever
In October 2019, over two hundred people gathered for three weeks in Rome for the Amazon Synod to discuss Integral
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