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 Israel’s actions in Gaza, Caritas Internationalis sees “a blatant disregard for the values and fundamental principles of humanity” and clear violations of various laws and conventions, “including the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide.”
Israel’s shelling of a Gaza church, which has left at least three dead and many injured, is only the latest atrocity in its increasingly murderous and widening regional rampage.
By Cardinal Pedro Barreto Jimeno, S.J., President, Ecclesial Conference of the Amazon (CEAMA) His Eminence Cardinal Pedro Barreto Jimeno was the Archbishop of Huancayo, Peru,
CIDSE warns that regressive legal reforms recently instituted in Peru threaten civil society groups’ ability to support marginalized communities in their struggles against injustice.
On a trip to beautiful Rwanda with Canadian farmers and church organization representatives, one of our animators saw how Canadian solidarity can help creative and resilient communities in the Global South ensure their long-term food security.
The Churches of Jerusalem insist unequivocally that “the people of Gaza, families who have lived for generations in the land of their ancestors, must not be forced into exile.”
This CAAAP statement, issued following a multi-stakeholder conference, responds to the climate crisis in the Amazon by calling for collective action to end criminality, defend water rights and protect environmental defenders.
Since the fall of the Assad regime in December 2024, Syria has found itself in an uncertain and ambiguous situation. Our partners are preparing for all scenarios, and we are monitoring the situation with them.
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