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  • Resources in NewsNotes Sept-Oct 2025

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  • The Struggle to Protect Farmers’ Seed Systems

    The following is a summary of a policy brief by the Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy about the unhealthy control industrial agriculture has…

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  • Trump Administration Targets Legal Immigrants

    The executive branch is waging legal warfare against the legal designations that protect people from deportation back to the dangerous countries they have fled.…

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  • Gaza: U.S. Christian Groups Oppose Israeli Military Plan

    Twenty member organizations of Churches for Middle East Peace released the following joint statement on Aug. 26 calling for Israel to halt its planned…

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  • Gaza: Orthodox Rabbis Call on Israel to Address Hunger

    Eighty Orthodox rabbis signed the following open letter on August 20, 2025, demanding “moral clarity, responsibility, and a Jewish Orthodox response” to what they…

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  • Gaza: Greek and Latin Patriarchs Speak Against War

    In reaction to the Israeli government’s announcement of a plan to take control of Gaza, the Greek Orthodox and Latin Patriarchs of Jerusalem issued…

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  • Sudan: Famine and Foreign Aid Cuts

    As new frontlines in the Sudanese civil war worsen the humanitarian crisis, U.S. and U.N. agencies cut international humanitarian funding. Maryknoll Office for Global…

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  • Haiti: Stop Illegal Weapons Trafficking from the U.S.

    Ninety-six civil society organizations sent the following letter on August 26, 2025, to the leaders of the Department of State and Department of Homeland…

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  • Haiti: A Perfect Storm of Suffering

    As the violent crisis in Haiti deepens, Haitians in the United States are going to court to protect their right to Temporary Protected Status.

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  • Global Plastics Treaty Setback

    UN plastics treaty negotiations collapsed in August 2025 after countries failed to bridge fundamental divides, particularly regarding the contentious issue of whether to include…

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  • Catholics Work Together to Defend Climate Rules in U.S.

    Eight U.S. Catholic organizations are working together to keep U.S. regulations on greenhouse gas emissions from cars and power plants.

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  • Global South Bishops Call for Climate Action at COP30

    Catholic bishops from Africa, Asia and Latin America issued a joint statement to world leaders asking for transformative actions at the UN Climate Chance…

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