Seeking Safety, Finding Exploitation: Navigating Hope and Danger in Migration
We hosted a webinar together with some members of our Anti-Human Trafficking Network on December 10 on the issue of migration in the face of
At the IBVM General Congregation held in September 2014 at Loyola, Spain, the following statement was adopted:
As members of the Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary, an international and multicultural congregation of women religious, we pledge to work for the eradication of all forms of human trafficking and its causes, particularly among women and children, wherever we live and minister.
At the CJ General Congregation held in 2011, the following call was adopted:
We call for a strengthening of our commitment to justice as an integral part of being disciples of Jesus and of sharing Mary Ward’s Just Soul vision. Being poor with Jesus commits us both to fighting poverty and injustice and to sharing his poverty alongside the poor. Women and children are always poverty’s primary victims and our historical commitment to their care urges us to seek new ways to respond to modern forms of oppression, such as human trafficking. We encourage all sisters to engage structurally at local, international and NGO level for networking, sharing resources and concrete actions.
Read our full statement here.
We hosted a webinar together with some members of our Anti-Human Trafficking Network on December 10 on the issue of migration in the face of
The United Nations Working Group on Trafficking in Persons (a subsidiary body of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Convention against Transnational
From July 8-17, I had the privilege to attend the 2024 High Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development and collaborate with our CJ/IBVM UN NGO
Stressing that (the) rights of the child are human rights and that these rights need to be protected both offline and online. From the Resolution
COVID19 aggravated conditions of poverty around the world, and according to the United Nations 2021 Sustainable Development Goals Report, poverty rates increased for the first
Two recent reports, published in the United Nations International Year for the Elimination of Child Labour by the International Labour Organisation (ILO) and the United
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