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COP30: Churches in the Global South denounce ‘false solutions’ to the climate crisis

04.07.2025.- On 10 November, the 30th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) will begin in Belém do Pará (Brazil). Expectations for this event are high. Not only among the community of climate change specialists, but also among civil society organisations, social movements, religious organisations and ecclesial institutions. …

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Category: Environmental Defenders, Indigenous Peoples, Social Justice

UPCOMING EVENT: Extractives, Critical Minerals and Land Grabbing from the Lens of the Indigenous Peoples

24.04.2025.- The Justice in Mining Network invites you to follow the live online event “Critical mineral extraction and land grabbing from the perspective of indigenous peoples,” which will take place in parallel with the 24th Session of the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, to be held in person from April 21 to May 2, 2025. …

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Category: About Justice in Mining, Activism, Indigenous Peoples, Jesuit Events

Farewell to Pope Francis: prophet of socio-environmental justice

23.04.2025.-It is with deep sorrow that we at Justice in Mining Network join the universal Church in mourning the passing of Pope Francis. His departure leaves us with a prophetic legacy that has marked a before and after in the way we live our faith, embrace justice as the way of the Gospel, and commit …

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Category: About Justice in Mining, Ignatian Spirituality, Indigenous Peoples, Jesuit Events, Uncategorized

The Society of Jesus in Central America denounces the murder of Juan Lopez, environmental defender in Honduras

16.09.2024 – This past Saturday, September 14, we received the sad news of the murder of Juan López, a well-known Honduran environmentalist and councilor for the Libre Party in the municipality of Tocoa, Honduras. The brutal killing of López by a group of hitmen occurred as he was leaving his community’s church. Known for his …

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Category: Activism, Environmental Defenders, Human Rights Defenders, Social Justice

RSAI stands in solidarity with Ngäbe communities in Panama

23.07.2024.- The Network of Solidarity and Indigenous Apostolate (RSAI, according to its Spanish acronym) of the Society of Jesus in Latin America and the Caribbean, together with other Catholic organizations and Christian networks, has published a statement of solidarity with the Ngäbe communities in Panama that are being violated by mining extractivism. From the Justice …

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Category: Environmental Damage, Environmental Defenders, Human Rights Defenders, Indigenous Peoples, Legal Disputes, multinational companies, Social Justice

Report Launch: Faith Communities defending Life & Territories in Latin America

26.06.2024.- We are delighted to invite you and your organization to an upcoming webinar to launch the report titled “Faith-Based Participation in Natural Resources Governance: Communities Defending Life and Territories in Brazil, Colombia, and Mexico.” This event will take place TODAY, June 26th, at 11:00 AM Eastern Time (ET) / 4 PM (GMT+1) London / …

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Category: Environmental Damage, Environmental Defenders, human rights, Human Rights Defenders, Indigenous Peoples, multinational companies, UncategorizedTag: Laudato Si, Mining Advocacy

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