This article reports on the situation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo over the past few months to facilitate an understanding of the programming and support that Development and Peace ― Caritas Canada provides in the country.
Victims’ groups and civil society organizations denounce a Peruvian law that proposes to forgive many who egregiously violated human rights during two decades of conflict.
In this fourth and last of a series of specially produced stories on the struggles of Indigenous peoples in Brazil, we delve further into why the Yanomami peoples’ way of life is threatened.
In this third of a series of specially produced stories on the struggles of Indigenous peoples in Brazil, we trace the roots of the current decimation of the Yanomami people.
In this second of a series of specially produced stories on the struggles of Indigenous peoples in Brazil, we look at how the West’s lust for gold is poisoning peoples, waters and lands; and what Canada can do about it.
This first of a series of specially produced stories on the struggles of Indigenous peoples in Brazil, we look at how some of the most marginalized people are defending their land rights with the help of Catholic Church institutions.
The people of Guapinol and the San Pedro sector still need our support in their ongoing struggle to get the Honduran government to protect their rivers, lands and leaders from the threats posed by a mining project they do not want.
In the leadup to Budget 2024, Development and Peace ― Caritas Canada and 100+ organizations have written to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau asking for Canada’s international aid contributions to be increased in line with its aspirations to global progressive leadership.
With crucial general elections starting next week in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, our partners are working hard to inform, engage and empower the electorate.
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