CCJP Catholics in Coalition for Justice & Peace

26/08/2008

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WHO ARE CATHOLICS IN COALITION FOR JUSTICE AND PEACE?

Catholics in Coalition for Justice and Peace is a coalition of individuals and groups, working for the emergence of just social structures in Australia and overseas. It works as an integral part of the Church at the service of the world and especially of the victims of injustice. It has the following aims:

  •   To act in solidarity with poor, deprived and oppressed people in the struggle for justice and   peace.

  •  To bring a Catholic dimension to that struggle.

  •  To assist and challenge all Catholics to work for justice and peace by establishing opportunities for reflection, dialogue and service.

  •  To work within the Catholic Church for a more inclusive, participatory and just Church.

  •  To work in collaboration with counterparts in Australia and overseas.

URGENT ACTION

SUNDAY SEMINAR

Following our last Sunday Seminar it was decided that we would write a letter to Sen.Chris Evans about getting the legislation through about asylum seekers.Click here for a copy of a draft letter

*REFUGEE CAMP IN YOUR CITY

Forty two million people throughout the world are either refugees or internally displaced persons (IDPs) who have fled in search of safety from armed conflict. In August 2008, following a successful 13-year run in 13 countries around the globe, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) Australia is launching the first Australian tour of REFUGEE CAMP IN YOUR CITY. A recreation of a refugee camp and its facilities, REFUGEE CAMP IN YOUR CITY aims to create a better understanding of the vulnerability of life for displaced people and refugees who have fled their homes.

Free and open to the public, this innovative outdoor event is fully interpreted by MSF Australian returned field workers who have witnessed life in a refugee camp first-hand. Their free guided tours will educate and enlighten visitors on the experiences and everyday life of displaced people around the world.

CAMPAIGN ABAINST THE PHULBARI COAL PROJECT in Bangladeshwww.aidwatch.org.au Download letter writing campaign

* BAN THE BOMB CAMPAIGN (GetUp)

As the international community is meeting in Dublin to ban cluster bombs - that saturate the ground with mini-bombs awaiting innocent civilians - our government is going out of its way to frustrate the process.

They're calling for their own stockpile to be excluded - and for the treaty to be watered down. We've got just a few scarce days left before the fragile international agreement is drafted. Sign the urgent petition today telling Kevin Rudd to ban the bomb: no loopholes, no exceptions.

http://www.getup.org.au/campaign/BanTheBombs&id=346

* CONSTRUCTION OF THE GUNNS PULP MILL

www.getup.org.au/campaign/PulpedOnceAndForAll

SEPTEMBER 21: TOPIC TO BE ANNOUNCED

 

       VENUE: 9 Alexandra Ave . Croydon

          TIME: 9.45am-1pm.

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Online copies

December 2007

Six Myths About Nuclear Power

December 2006

 Millennium Development Goals

May 2006

Human Rights Bill: Does Australia Need One?

August 2005

Industrial Relations Changes: An exercise in social engineering part 1

 

Industrial Relations Changes: An exercise in social engineering part 2

May 2005

Six More Myths About Hunger

April 2005

Six Myths About Hunger

October 2004

Making An Informed Vote

December 2003

Genetic Engineering Helpful or Harmful?

October 2003

Billions for War! What ABout Health?

September 2003

Water: Australia's newest issues of national significance

August 2003 The Just War Theory
March 2003 Another Law and Order Election
December 2002 Undoing Democracy Corporate Rule or Government Rule?
November 2002 An MAJ by another name is still an MAJ
June 2002 I'm not a racist but...
March 2002 Saving the Planet: The Earth Charter
2001 WTO-Free Trade or Fair Trade?
2000 Mandatory Sentencing and Human Rights
1999 Reconciliation for all Australians
  Genetic Engineering of Food..when is a potato not a potato?

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