European Justice and Peace Commission: A Hard Border would do Great Harm
“A hard Border would do great harm.” This is the message 25 General Secretaries of the European Justice and Peace read more
Turkey’s military action in North Syria is contrary to international law
Statement of the Executive Committee of Justice and Peace Europe Justice and Peace Europe calls for an immediate end to read more
Statement of Justice and Peace Europe on the occasion of Human Rights Day
Multinational companies and Human Rights Towards an international legally binding instrument Multinational companies have acquired in recent years considerable economic read more
The International Peace Bureau: The Ban Treaty – Next Steps:
An historical document was adopted by 122 states at the UN on July 7th: the treaty prohibiting nuclear weapons. For read more
Secret CETA vote – a cut in the dark that won’t stop bleeding
The Government has ushered in the controversial EU-Canada free trade agreement the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement CETA under the read more
“EU action to combat money laundering and organised crime”
Launch of the Justice & Peace Europe Memorandum Organised crime and money laundering constitute one of the main concerns for read more
Pax Christi UK reflects on Peacemaking and Europe
In its latest newsletter Pax Christi UK offers three articles on the peacemaking role of Europe. One of its Vice read more
Europe and the Common Good
In the online journal of the Jesuits in Britain, Patrick Riordan SJ writes: ‘we have neglected to form the political read more
An invitation to hear Christians for Europe and Christians for Britain debate the EU referendum.
Baroness Sal Brinton and Sir Stephen Wall will speak on behalf of Christians for Europe with a case to remain. read more
Joint Public Issues Team: EU Referendum Resource
“Think, Pray Vote” explores issues such as sovereignty, the single market, freedom of movement, the environment and more, providing a read more