Veuillez cliquer sur Ordre du jour (seulement disponible en anglais) pour le programme du Side event du 27 juin 2018, organisé par le groupe de travail Perspective de genre dans les processus politique et démocratique.
Alors cliquez sur Compte rendu pour les notes pris par M. James Barnett, membre du groupe de travail.
Please click on Agenda for the programme of the Side Event of 27th June 2018 organised by the working group Gender Perspectives in Political & Democratic Processes
Now click on Minutes for the notes prepared by James Barnett of the working group.
Note that parts of UN Security Council resolution 1325 are available in Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian & Spanish
La Sra Maria Luisa Sepúlveda, presidenta del Museo de la Memoria y de los Derechos Humanos de Santiago de Chile, nos presentó este power point en nuestra comunidad Santo Tomás de Aquino de Madrid el pasado 10 de octubre.
El museo explica a la ciudadanía chilena las violaciones a los derechos humanos ocurridas durante la dictadura (1973-1990) que se inicia con el golpe de estado de Pinochet contra Allende. Es un ejemplo de lo que deberíamos construir en España para explicar la memoria histórica del régimen de Franco.
El museo es también una invitación a la ciudadanía del mundo contra los que llaman a olvidar en pro de una falsa reconciliación:
EN-RE is sending out invitations to its next Annual Conference in Vienna in May 2019 to grassroots christian communities which share its policies on Freedom of Conscience and Human Rights:
You are kindly invited to participate to the 2019 Annual Conference of the European Network Church on the Move (EN-RE) which will take place in Vienna, from the 16th to the 19th of May 2019 with the particular aim to meet Christian Associations and grassroots communities from Eastern Europe to share our experience and learn from each other how we interpret the gospels and act in the world accordingly.
EN-RE is an INGO, registered under French law, composed on a voluntary basis, of Catholic movements in Western Europe who call themselves Grassroots Christians because we think that the Catholic Church has become a structural organization that has lost contact with the ideas of Jesus of Nazareth in the gospels. Many of our movements put into practice the decisions of the Vatican Council II, already in the 1960s, and we have not paid attention to the conservative backward-looking decisions of Popes John Paul II and Benedict XVI. We definitely support Pope Francis’s social policies and pastoral approach but criticise him for having not yet taken steps to improve gender issues. At the same time, we appreciate his difficulties due to the mass appointment of very conservative bishops by the previous popes.
We believe in building here and now what Jesus called God’s Kingdom as promoted by Liberation Theology
Further to the articles on our website in different languages about the Conference of French-speaking Baptised Persons (CCBF) requesting Pope Francis to approve a Council of God's People with an equal number of women and men participants, you can now sign the Petition directly on our website via the link for English (EN), Spanish (ES), Portuguese (PT), Italian (IT) and French (FR) once you have made the connection.
Reclamemos una Europa acogedora es una Iniciativa Ciudadana Europea oficialmente registrada en la Unión Europea que afirma que “dado que nuestros gobiernos tienen dificultades para gestionar la inmigración, nosotros, ciudadanos europeos, estudiantes, voluntarios, familias, sindicatos y comunidades de fe de todos los ámbitos, nos hemos movilizado para dar nuestro apoyo.
Pero nuestro derecho a ayudar está siendo criminalizado
We are welcoming Europe is a citizens' initiative that is calling for one million signatures from citizens of the European Union and its "goal is to secure 1 million signatures and public support by February 2019 to pass key EU migration reform priorities as part of the 2019 European elections. The demands focus on community sponsorships, decriminalising service-provision and defending victims of labour exploitation and human rights abuses".
There are "Let's help" campaigns in 14 European countries but the following countries are not yet involved in the campaign: Spain, Portugal, Denmark, United Kingdom, Ireland, Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Switzerland.
EN-RE wants to become a partner supporting this campaign and members should belong to or start "Let's help" groups in our own countries such as, for me, Spain, so please click on https://weareawelcomingeurope.eu and sign the appeal.
Hugo Castelli Eyre, Madrid, Spain
Click here to read the joint declaration of Diakonie Deutschland and the Churches Commission for Migrants in Europe CCME
Miguel Cabral, vice-président de la Commission de droits humains de la Conférence d'OING coordine le groupe de travail transversal sur la pauvreté.
Cliquez sur Power Point (uniquement en anglais) pour les règles de base du GT
Cliquez sur Pauvreté pour le contenu du groupe de travail, c'est à dire: Pauvreté: inégalités et jouissance des droits.
Dans son courriel du 17 octobre, Miguel a envoyé les deux pièces jointes ci-dessus et a écrit:
Traduit avec www.DeepL.com/Translator:
Chers membres du Groupe de travail transversal sur la pauvreté,
C'est aujourd'hui la Journée internationale pour l'élimination de la pauvreté, proclamée par les Nations Unies en 1992. Pour marquer cette journée, il y a eu ce matin à Strasbourg une manifestation sur le droit au logement, l'article 31 de la Charte sociale, sous le thème "Le droit à un logement décent pour tous". Je tiens à remercier chaleureusement les membres du Groupe de travail qui ont rendu cet événement possible.
Aussi, j'ai pensé que ce serait un grand moment symbolique pour reprendre ce groupe de travail. En raison d'un mélange de problèmes personnels et professionnels, je n'ai pas été en mesure de suivre le calendrier que nous avions défini précédemment. J'en suis vraiment désolé et j'espère me rattraper auprès de vous tous au cours des prochains mois.
Comme vous vous en souvenez peut-être, nous avons quitté notre dernière réunion avec un champ d'action défini (ci-joint, même si nous pouvons encore apporter des changements à la lumière des discussions initiales des sous-groupes), un ensemble de règles de base à suivre au sein du groupe de travail (également joint) et les prochaines étapes pour notre groupe de travail.
En adaptant notre calendrier initial, nous avons les étapes suivantes à suivre :
Miguel Cabral, Vice-President of the Human Rights Committee of the Conference of INGOs is also the coordinator of the Transversal working group on Poverty.
Click on Power Point for the ground rules for the working group in June 2018
Click on Poverty for the content of the working group, namely, Poverty: inequalities and enjoyment of rights
In his email of 17th October, Miguel sent the above two attachments and wrote:
Dear members of the Transversal Working Group on Poverty,
Today is the International day for the Eradication of Poverty, proclaimed by the United Nations in 1992. To mark this day, there was an event this morning in Strasbourg to address the Right to Housing, article 31 of the Social Charter, under the theme “The right to decent housing for all”. I would like to thank very much the people of the Working Group that made the event possible.
Also, I figured this would be a great symbolic moment to pick up this Working Group. Due to a mix of personal and professional problems, I was unable to follow the timeline we had previously defined. I am very sorry for that and I hope to make it up to you all in the next months.
As you might remember, we left our last meeting with a defined scope of action (attached, even though we can still make changes in light of the initial discussions of the sub-groups), a set of ground-rules to follow within the Working Group (also attached) and the next steps for our Working Group.
Adapting our initial timeline we have the following steps ahead:
Until the 18th of November: