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Folleto informativo del proyecto Alas de Esperanza de la CBCK, que apoya los gastos médicos de los niños inmigrantes indocumentados en Corea.

Miembro de la CCIM en Corea garantiza el acceso a la atención médica para niños migrantes indocumentados

La Conferencia de Obispos Católicos de Corea ha lanzado un nuevo proyecto nacional en respuesta a los desafíos que enfrentan...

Participants at the “Care is Work, Work is Care: Towards Building a Global Transformative Community and Contributing to the Global Development Agenda” event, organized by the ICMC-coordinated FOWLS Project, with the support of the Vatican’s Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development, in Rome on 8-10 May 2024.

“We Must Ensure That Social Justice is at the Heart of Global Policymaking”

On World Day of Social Justice, celebrated around the world on February 20th 2025, we sit down with Ignacio Alonso...

ICMC Joins High-Level Dialogue on Work and Care in Latin America and the Caribbean

On 11-12 November 2024, ICMC joined forty invited representatives of Church, business, trade union, and academic organizations from Latin America...

ICMC Member Builds Bridges Across Oceania

On 19 September 2024, Jason Siwat, Director of the Migrants and Refugees Desk at ICMC member, the Catholic Bishops Conference...

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...

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.

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,...

‘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,...

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...

ICMC Member in India Launches Program to Support Informal Migrants’ Rights

Source: Matters India

The Commission for Migrants of the Conference of Catholic Bishops of India (CCBI) launched the project "Supporting Informal Migrant Workers: Access to Entitlements" to ensure all migrant workers have equal access to basic rights and services.

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

May 27, 2024

Advocacy Civil Society Coordination Migrant Workers

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.

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

ICMC Director of Policy: “Europe Is Unable Produce Its Own Workers”

Source: Le Quotidien

ICMC Chief Operating Officer and Director of Policy, Stéphane Jaquemet, explains during the Civil Society preparatory meeting ahead of the 14th Global Forum on Migration and Development Summit the key topics that will be discussed at the GFMD and the expectations of Civil Society.

349th session of the International Labour Organisation

ICMC Stands Ready To Contribute to the ILO’s Newly Adopted Global Coalition for Social Justice

ICMC welcomes the International Labour Organization’s adoption of the Global Coalition for Social Justice and is ready to contribute to...

Accompanying Delhi’s Migrant Workers During the COVID-19 Exodus

Source: Global Sisters Report

Sr. Rani Punnaserril is a member of the Sisters of the Holy Cross Menzingen. She lives in Delhi and works for the Archdiocese as the secretary of the Commission for Migrants for Delhi, and the north region for the Conference of Catholic Bishops of India (CCBI). In this interview, she recounts how she assisted migrant workers in Delhi during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Miembro de la CCIM en Corea garantiza el acceso a la atención médica para niños migrantes indocumentados

ICMC Joins High-Level Dialogue on Work and Care in Latin America and the Caribbean

ICMC Member Builds Bridges Across Oceania

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

New Oceania Network to Support Migrants and Refugees

ICMC Highlights Refugees and Migrants at 112th International Labour Conference

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

Towards Dignified Work.

ICMC Member in India Launches Program to Support Informal Migrants’ Rights

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

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

ICMC Director of Policy: “Europe Is Unable Produce Its Own Workers”

Accompanying Delhi’s Migrant Workers During the COVID-19 Exodus

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