"No development without politics"
"Development work - Quo vadis?": This is the topic of a panel discussion on the 2030 Agenda on September 28 in Bern. Kristina Lanz will be one of the participants.
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30 years of waiting for liberation
In the forgotten conflict over Western Sahara, there is an anniversary, but no reason to celebrate. Most Sahrawis are still living in refugee camps or
First Swiss Refugee Parliament
On Sunday 6 June, the first Swiss Refugee Parliament met in the Trinity Church in Berne. A historic milestone for Switzerland. At the end of the session, the
Report to UNO: Switzerland does not sufficiently implement children's rights
In the latest report to the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child, Switzerland receives poor marks. The Children's Rights Network Switzerland, of which terre des hommes switzerland is a member, states
Festival imagine goes Sommercasino
For 20 years, a group of young people in Basel and the region have been demonstrating how youth culture, creativity and social commitment can be effectively and enjoyably combined.
Switzerland calls on Colombia for greater social cohesion and peace
Social unrest has been raging in Colombia's major cities since the beginning of May. The government is fighting the protests brutally and with armed force. According to NGOs on the ground
First refugee parliament in Switzerland
Far too often, refugees are talked about without asking them about their concerns. The first Swiss Refugee Parliament will now take place on 6 June. The
Creative and determined against climate change
Climate change is a threat to future generations. Young people in Switzerland also no longer want to stand idly by. On 21 May, the time has come again: the Climate Youth calls for the
Acute crisis in Colombia
Colombia is in a social, economic and political crisis. A controversial government tax reform has been the straw that broke the camel's back. Our partner organisation Paz y
Extremists murder, government stonewalls
The situation in northern Mozambique is coming to a head again. Islamist groups attacked the coastal town of Palma, murdered 90 people and looted numerous goods, possibly for further
