Maryknoll and other organizations celebrate the recent passage of H.Con.Res.86, which directs the President to remove U.S. Armed Forces from hostilities against Iran unless explicitly authorized by a declaration of war, and provides guidance for next steps.
Maryknoll joins more than 100 organizations and individuals in a statement opposing the US administration’s announcement of a “campaign to dismantle the International Criminal Court.”
84 Organizations write to Congress to support the continued funding of President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) and oppose its proposed dismantling.
Statements, guides, videos, fact sheets and more…
A quarter of the world’s crude passes through the Strait of Hormuz, but for Asia, that figure is more than 80 percent according to this article published by UCA News on June 23, 2026.
A coalition of 22 human rights organizations has released its latest report on the state of the occupation.
On June 23, a UN Commission released a report finding that Israeli authorities and security forces have deliberately targeted Palestinian children, resulting in genocide, crimes against humanity, and war crimes in the Gaza Strip and war crimes in the West Bank.
As of press time, there are several stories the Maryknoll Office for Global Concerns (MOGC) will be following with deep concern as they play out over the next several weeks:
Continue your engagement with migration on the U.S.-Mexico border this fall!
A new webinar series, Migration and Human Rights: A Perspective from Hope, launched in June.
An inside look at how faith leaders and refugees bring personal stories and policy facts to policymakers in DC.
As the 1951 Refugee Convention marks its 75th anniversary, a global surge in nativism and strict immigration policies is creating a hostile environment for refugees and asylum seekers.
To the detriment of all, especially the environment and vulnerable communities, the U.S. rolls back protections.
A recent U.N. report presented to the Human Rights Council details a path forward for eradicating poverty through an economy based on human rights, rather than limitless growth.
A prophetic call to look beyond digital convenience and confront the environmental devastation and human exploitation driving the global technology industry.
Pope Leo XIV’s new encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas, is already inspiring important conversations on nuclear disarmament, peace in the Holy Land, and the Catholic Church’s growing commitment to nonviolence.
A coalition of 19 faith organizations urge the Senate Appropriations Committee to allocate sufficient funding for environmental protection.
Maryknoll missioners witness digital colonialism and worker exploitation in Kenya and the Philippines, two of the leading labor sources for digital technology companies, reinforcing Pope Leo XIV’s call for global AI regulations.
