COP15 is an opportunity to remind our leaders of the urgency of acting to protect the environment and immediately instituting the essential changes that people everywhere, in the Global North and the Global South, are demanding.
As the United Nations Biodiversity Conference (COP15) gets underway in Montreal, Fr. Ismael Moreno, a long-time Development and Peace ally and partner, reflects on the interconnectedness of ecological and economic issues in Honduras.
A delegation from the Symposium of Episcopal Conferences of Africa and Madagascar is promoting, at COP27, a new culture based on integral ecology so as to unite the struggles for climate justice and land justice.
As we mark Development and Peace’s 55th year, growing our movement and continuing to advocate for strong corporate due diligence laws are the twin foci of the next phase of our campaign.
At a recent event, a Honduran human rights lawyer and a Canadian activist appealed for international solidarity and advocacy to end the abuses of our country’s mining industry.
For a limited time, the Government of Canada will double all donations made to help the people of Pakistan cope with unprecedented nationwide flooding.
As part of the Government of Canada’s matching fund, Development and Peace is appealing for donations in response to the food crisis in sub-Saharan Africa, which is reaching catastrophic levels.
Development and Peace’s Peruvian partner, CEAS, writes an open letter to delegates at one of the world’s largest extractive industry conventions.
Development and Peace is pleased to participate in the Nouveau Québec sans frontières program of the Government of Quebec with a project that will support human rights and environmental defenders in Honduras and Colombia and forge links of solidarity with Quebec.
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