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Former ICMC Secretary General Contributes to New Book on Forced Migration

Source: Routledge

Former ICMC Secretary General, Msgr. Robert J. Vitillo, contributed to The Search for Home among Forced Migrants and Refugees, edited by Maria Sophia Aguirre and Antonio Argandoña. The book examines the impact of uprooting on displaced people, presents case studies, and suggests expert policies to ease integration.

ICMC Joins European Discussions on Shaping the Future of Work in the Global Care Sector.

ICMC Joins European Discussions on Shaping the Future of Work in the Global Care Sector

On 30 October 2024, UNI Care Europa organized a Care Dialogue at the Brussels offices of the European Economic and...
James J. Norrisand Poppe Paul VI

James J. Norris, former President of ICMC, and the Call to greater Catholic Church Action Against Poverty

Today marks the 60th anniversary of James J. Norris' historic address during the Second Vatican Council, a speech that profoundly...

New Oceania Network to Support Migrants and Refugees

Source: Catholic Diocese of Broken Bay

Bishop Anthony Randazzo of Broken Bay, Australia, announced the creation of the Migrant and Refugee Oceania Network to support migrants and refugees across the region. The network aims to unify, address urgent challenges, and elevate regional voices through advocacy and collaboration.

Colombia Launches the 2024-2025 Program for the Global Forum on Migration and Development 1

Colombia Launches the 2024-2025 Program for the Global Forum on Migration and Development

The 2024-25 Global Forum on Migration and Development (GFMD) process was launched by the Colombian Chairship during an event held on 3 September 2024...
Davide Bernocchi

The Paradigm of Human Fraternity

Today, with “the multiplication of conflicts, disruptions caused by climate change, and other natural disasters, as well as large-scale economic...

ICMC Secretary General Call on Overcoming Fear and Embracing Migrants and Refugees

Source: Vatican News

Davide Bernocchi, ICMC Secretary General, highlighted the Church's role in supporting migrants and refugees amidst increasing conflicts, climate crises, and polarization. He emphasized the need to promote human fraternity and collaborate globally to safeguard human rights and improve migration policies.

U.S. Bishops Welcome Message of World Day of Migrants and Refugees

Source: United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB)

Bishop Mark J. Seitz of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops has welcomed Pope Francis' message for the 110th World Day of Migrants and Refugees, celebrated on 29 September. "Pope Francis emphasizes that every encounter with migrants is an encounter with Christ”, he said. “He urges us to respond with compassion."

110th World Day of Migrants and Refugees

110th World Day of Migrants and Refugees

ICMC's statement on the occasion of World Day of Migrants and Refugees (WDMR), celebrated on Sunday, September 29, highlights Pope...

ICMC statement on the occasion of the 110th World Day of Migrants and Refugees

“We celebrate the immense value of human mobility, a phenomenon as old as humanity itself. We open our hearts to...
Statement

AC Statement Against the Racist, Xenophobic and Islamophobic Riots and Attacks in the UK

August 20, 2024

The Civil Society Action Committee (AC) condemns the recent racist, xenophobic, and Islamophobic riots in the UK that have endangered minority communities, migrants, diaspora and people of color.

The AC also deplores media narratives that downplay the severity of the violence and the government's inadequate protection for those targeted.

The AC calls for clear condemnation of these hate-driven acts, protection for at-risk communities, and cooperation with countries of origin to protect and support their diaspora.

Cardinal Nichols Joins UK Faith Leaders in Joint Letter Condemning Anti-Immigration Riots

Source: The Times

Cardinal Vincent Nichols has joined other faith leaders in the United Kingdom in a joint letter, condemning anti-immigration riots across the country as 'a stain on our national conscience'. Together, they pledge their support for a 'constructive and compassionate dialogue on immigration and social cohesion'.

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...

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