As Directors of Catholic social justice organisations, we have heard the first-hand accounts of the communities suffering the toughest conditions […]
On February 17th begins the Lent, a time in the year in which the Catholic community dedicates time to meditate. For this edition, Pope
LENT 2021: A time for sharing and reflecting on consumerism Read More »
This lack of funding risks holding back the transition towards resilient food systems, which is a crucial part of post-pandemic
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A reflection by our Secretary-General Josianne Gauthier Yesterday was the anti-racism protest in Brussels organized by Black Lives Matter. At
To celebrate the fifth anniversary of Laudato Si’, Pope Francis invites Catholic communities to participate in Laudato Si’ Week, from
Laudato Si’ Week: let’s protect our common home Read More »
Today, there is no binding international legal framework to establish the liability of transnational corporations (TNCs) in the area of
“A la carte” justice for transnational corporations? Read More »
In 1846, five leaders of the Tsilhqot’in Nation in British Columbia made their way to meet with British colonial authorities
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Since Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced to the world that “Canada is back!” after his election in 2015, the
The Maryknoll Office for Global Concerns (one of CIDSE’s members in the USA) condemns the Trump administration’s decision to recognize
On 9th August 2017, the President of the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops sent a letter to Canadian Prime Minister
