Las delegaciones se reunirán con la Iglesia, con defensores de los derechos humanos y con organizadores de la justicia social en Barrancabermeja, ciudad industrial de la región del Magdalena Medio donde ECAP ha permanecido por tiempo completo desde el 2001. Por otra parte los delegados pasaran varios días en el campo donde las comunidades han sido objeto de ataques y amenazas por parte de diversos grupos armados.

Delegación ECAP Semana Santa 2011 al Magdalena Medio - Las Pavas y Barrancabermeja, Colombia.

Corporate clear cut logging of Asubpeeschoseewagong traditional territory has destroyed hunting, trapping, food and medicine gathering activities. Indian Residential Schools have deeply impacted families and communities. Mercury contamination discovered over 40 years ago continues to poison residents.

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Corporate clear cut logging of Asubpeeschoseewagong traditional territory has destroyed hunting, trapping, food and medicine gathering activities. Indian Residential Schools have deeply impacted families and communities. Mercury contamination discovered over 40 years ago continues to poison residents.

Click here to apply. 

Corporate clear cut logging of Asubpeeschoseewagong traditional territory has destroyed hunting, trapping, food and medicine gathering activities. Indian Residential Schools have deeply impacted families and communities. Mercury contamination discovered over 40 years ago continues to poison residents.

Click here to apply. 

The Kurds of northern Iraq faced discrimination, terror and death under the regime of Saddam Hussein. After the 1991 Gulf War, they gained a measure of autonomy and safety under U.S. protection. Therefore, as the security situation deteriorated in rest of Iraq following the U.S.-led invasion in 2003, thousands of displaced persons fled to the Kurdish Regional Government (KRG) area in the north, where it seemed safer. However, northern border villages have recently been the site of military attacks by Turkey and Iran. As U.S.

The Kurds of northern Iraq faced discrimination, terror and death under the regime of Saddam Hussein. After the 1991 Gulf War, they gained a measure of autonomy and safety under U.S. protection. Therefore, as the security situation deteriorated in rest of Iraq following the U.S.-led invasion in 2003, thousands of displaced persons fled to the Kurdish Regional Government (KRG) area in the north, where it seemed safer. However, northern border villages have recently been the site of military attacks by Turkey and Iran. As U.S.

In Colombia, an insurgency-counterinsurgency war has left over 200,000 people dead since 1964 and displaced over three million others from their homes. CPT's Colombia delegations will meet with church, human rights and social justice organizers in Bogotá,  then spend several days in the countryside where communities have been subject to attack and threats by various armed groups.

THIS IS A SPECIAL GERMAN LANGUAGE DELEGATION.

The latest successful mass popular nonviolence participation in Tunisia and Egypt has brought the Arab world and the region lots of hope. Although the situation for many Palestinians living in the West Bank, Gaza, and Israel remains grave, the Palestinian and Israeli nonviolence activists continue to stand firm in their steadfastness. They continue to build a nonviolence movement of hope, resilience and active love. 

Conflict in Palestine/Israel has taken center stage in recent months.  Despite involvement of the Quartet on the Middle East and overtures from the Obama administration, the situation for many Palestinians living in the West Bank remains grave.  Road closures, home invasions, checkpoints and the presence of militant Israeli settlers in Palestinian villages continue to threaten Palestinian human rights.  Israel's separation barrier (much of it built on confiscated Palestinian land) not only separates Palestinian communities from each other, but also act