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 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.
The SANC2S project involves activities to reduce ecosystem and soil degradation and to sustainably develop for food production.
We had the opportunity of observing one of such consultation in the community of Palacio Real in the province of Chimborazo.
Canada can and must legislate to halt the havoc that giant global corporations in the fashion and mining industries are wreaking across the planet, from Bangladesh to Brazil and beyond.
Raquel Soto, our first Share Lent 2023 solidarity visitor in five years, came from Colombia to share her message of hope and inspire us with her peasant woman’s quest for defending her territory poetically through filmmaking. Here’s a look at the Quebec leg of her visit.
A decade since fast fashion and commercial greed claimed the lives of over 1,100 garment workers in Bangladesh, we are rallying to pay homage to their memory and to demand fairer terms and stricter legal protections for workers everywhere.
Development and Peace ― Caritas Canada’s Haitian partner ITECA prioritizes women in its post-earthquake PARECOM agricultural recovery program.
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