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Annual Report 2023

ICMC President Miss Christine Nathan addresses the 112th ILC plenary debate on 5 June 2024

ICMC Highlights Refugees and Migrants at 112th International Labour Conference

ICMC delegation joins delegates from the 187 Member States of the International Labour Organization in Geneva on 3-14 June 2024,...
World Refugee Day 2024 – For a World Where Refugees Are Welcomed 2

World Refugee Day 2024 – For a World Where Refugees Are Welcomed

Observed every year on 20 June, World Refugee Day honors the contributions and resilience of people who have been forced...
Bishops’ Conference in England and Wales Urges Recognition of the Dignity and Humanity of Those Seeking Protection

Bishops’ Conference in England and Wales Urges Recognition of the Dignity and Humanity of Those Seeking Protection

Amidst increasingly restrictive UK asylum policies and ongoing deaths in the English Channel, the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of England and...

U.S. Bishops “Deeply Disturbed” by New Border Restrictions

Source: Crux

Bishop Mark J. Seitz of El Paso, chairman of the Committee on Migration for USCCB voiced his concerns regarding the new executive action on the border, which would prevent migrants who entered illegally to seek asylum. USCCB is urging the President to reverse course and adopt a more humane approach.

Statement

ICMC Statement at the 12th International Labour Conference

June 5, 2024

On 5 June 2024, ICMC President Christine Nathan addressed the International Labour Conference’s 12th session, highlighting the role that access to decent work plays in the integration of migrants and refugees, and the value of adopting a work philosophy based on the care for people and our common home.

‘Obtaining an Identity Document Gives People the Kind of Life They Did Not Have Before’ 1

‘Obtaining an Identity Document Gives People the Kind of Life They Did Not Have Before’

ICMC interviews H.E. Buti Tlhagale, Archbishop of Johannesburg and spokesperson for the Southern African Catholic Bishops’ Conference, on statelessness, migration,...
Pope Francis

Towards Dignified Work.

On 8-10 May, representatives of the Holy See, Episcopal Conferences, International Inter-Governmental Organizations, NGOs, trade unions, faith-based organizations, including the...
Statement

Care Is Work, Work Is Care – Roadmap for a Common Journey

May 27, 2024

From May 8-10, representatives from various sectors gathered in Rome to advocate for social justice and environmental sustainability. Organized by the ICMC project “The Future of Work, Labour after Laudato Si’”, the event led to the drafting of a roadmap to promote the interconnectedness of work, care, and social justice.

Pope Francis Urges Global Action for Dignified Work and Migration

Source: Vatican News

Pope Francis received the participants of the consultation "Care is Work, Work is Care" on 8 May, during which he advocated for the promotion of decent and dignified work, just treatment for migrants, and the building of a global transformative community to tackle this issues.

ICMC Secretary General on Promoting Decent Work

Source: Vatican News

In an interview with Vatican News, Msgr Robert J. Vitillo discusses the consultation "Care is Work, Work is Care," organized by ICMC in the Vatican on 8-10 May to promote decent and dignified work. The event is sponsored by the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development.

Statelessness & Migration - Interview with H.E. Archbishop Buti Tlhagale

Statelessness & Migration – Interview with H.E. Archbishop Buti Tlhagale

Participants to the event

Actions of Faith-inspired organizations to Advance Health and HIV Care for Migrants, Refugees, and Displaced Populations

From 12 to 14 March 2024, the International Catholic Migration Commission (ICMC) hosted a workshop titled "Faith Sector's Engagement with...
Joint Statement: The New EU Resettlement Framework Is a Chance To Bring More Refugees to Safety

Joint Statement: The New EU Resettlement Framework Is a Chance To Bring More Refugees to Safety

On 10 April 2024, the European Parliament adopted the Pact on Migration and Asylum, and alongside it, the new Union...
Statement

Adoption of the URF: A Chance for the EU To Bring More People to Safety

April 11, 2024

The URF, adopted alongside the EU Pact on Asylum and Migration, offers a glimmer of hope for refugees across the globe. 22 civil society organizations call for it to be fully put into action to create a more protection-focused approach to refugee resettlement.

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