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Women on the Frontlines: The Importance of the Empowerment of Female Refugees and Migrants for a Socially Inclusive Europe

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No One Is Saved Alone, 109th International Labour Conference Session

June 15, 2021

Advocacy COVID-19 Decent work Health Migrant Workers Migration Policy Women

At the 109th International Labour Conference session, ICMC calls for access to healthcare, labor rights, and decent work for all migrants and refugees, for increased cooperation between States, civil society, and other stakeholders, in line with the UN 2030 Sustainable Development Goals, and for global solidarity in the face of the COVID-19 crisis.

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A Safe Space for Internally Displaced Children in Burkina Faso

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Joint Inter-faith Statement on the Crisis in Myanmar

June 4, 2021

Advocacy Peace

In a joint statement, ICMC and over 25 faith-based organizations stand together against the violence perpetrated by Myanmar's military against the country's population. "We have viewed with deepening concern the mounting humanitarian needs," reads the statement.

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Faith-Based Communities Urge for a Stop to Violence in Myanmar and Protection for Displaced People

The International Catholic Migration Commission has joined an interfaith appeal to the military in Myanmar to stop using violence and...

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FOOD JUSTICE: Jobs, innovation, and finance at the service of food justice

The Vatican Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development will host the webinar \"FOOD JUSTICE: Jobs, innovation, and finance at the service of food...

Children Displaced by Violence in Burkina Faso Find a Safe Place at ICMC-Supported Center

In September 2020, ICMC and the Episcopal Commission for the Pastoral Care of Migrants and Refugees of Burkina Faso launched...

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A Coalition of European Christian organizations published an analysis of the New EU Pact on Migration and Asylum

The new policy proposals\' good intentions are overshadowed by legal shortcomings and an overly strong focus on returns. A coalition...

“We Are Begging for Oxygen,” Say Catholic Organizations Responding to India’s Second COVID-19 Wave

As India faces the worst coronavirus wave since the beginning of the pandemic, Catholic organizations plead with their government and...

The Revised Refugee Admission Cap is a “Step in the Right Direction,” Says U.S. Bishop

Bishop Mario E. Dorsonville of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops welcomed the U.S. Administration’s 3 May decision to increase...

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Italian Bishop Calls for End to Indifference

Source: Crux

Bishop Antonio Staglianò of Noto, Sicily, said in a 26 April statement that Pope Francis’s push for greater brotherhood and solidarity is needed more than ever following the death of 130 migrants in the Mediterranean.