The current health crisis highlights the failings of an economic system founded on unsustainable intensive farming which creates inequalities and exclusion. With a looming food crisis, the survival of peasant agriculture is at stake.
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On 24 May, 50 years exactly since the first assembly of the Emmaus associations from around the world, when the movement's Universal Manifesto was adopted, Emmaus International calls upon its 350 organisations, present in 37 countries on four continents, to reiterate the values that form the basis of its action and to strengthen more than ever its struggles around the world, fighting against precarity, poverty and exclusion in all its forms..
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Emmaus International and 45 other organisations have responded to statements by François Hollande made on 7 September on the issue of asylum and migration.
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On 24 June 2015, the 45 members of the CRID (Research and Information Centre for Development) adopted a declaration putting forward a different perspective on migration, an objective and informed view, that’s far removed from the obsession with security.
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