As debate rages in Britain about the relative benefits of organic food, Progressio says that ‘going organic’ is changing the lives of poor farmers and their families across the developing world….
Daniel Hale, 6th August 2009
A military coup which has removed Honduran President Manuel Zelaya is a clear assault on democracy and the civil rights and liberties of Honduran people,’ says Lizzette Robleto, Progressio’s Advocacy…
Daniel Hale, 30th June 2009
The voices and concerns of the bottom billion people worldwide who live in poverty must be heard at the upcoming G20 summit – and far beyond – if a new world order is to be achieved, Progressio’s…
Daniel Hale, 28th March 2009
The voices and concerns of the bottom billion people worldwide who live in poverty must be heard at the upcoming G20 summit – and far beyond – if a new world order is to be achieved, Progressio’s…
Daniel Hale, 28th March 2009
Progressio has joined a huge new platform of unions, development agencies, faith and environmental groups to tell world leaders attending the G20 summit in April that only just, fair and sustainable…
admin, 12th February 2009
The Dominican government is making new efforts to regulate immigration into the country from its poverty-stricken neighbour, Haiti.
Immigration officials and the Dominican military have reached…
admin, 6th February 2009
When Progressio development worker María Eugenia arrived in Ica, Peru, three months after an earthquake in 2007 that killed 550 people, she was faced with a distressing situation. More than 90,000…
admin, 3rd February 2009
‘It is an important day to remind people and governments that HIV has not gone away and that there are many things still to be done to respond effectively to the global and local burden of oppression…
admin, 1st December 2008
Progressio has launched a new report on the role of women of faith in building peace.
Drawing on first-hand accounts from over twenty women of faith, including nuns and other members of religious…
admin, 30th July 2008
Progressio has called on the British government to fulfil its responsibilities to the people of East Timor, following a quarter-century of violence during which the UK supplied arms to Indonesian…
admin, 15th July 2008
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