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With just under 3 weeks to go until the start of Lent, over 400 Catholic schools have signed up for the Big Lent Walk challenge.

More must be done to protect the deal, to ensure the continued delivery of life-saving aid and pave the way for a just and lasting peace.

This weekend’s joint SADC-EAC summit in Tanzania on the conflict in Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is a vital opportunity to ensure desperately needed humanitarian assistance reaches hundreds of thousands of displaced people in Goma.

MPs debate proposals to address the global debt crisis affecting 54 low-income and climate-vulnerable, in a move welcomed by CAFOD's Jubilee 2025 debt campaign.

Voluntary schemes cost lives in lower income countries – the UK must legislate to ensure private lenders cannot prioritise profits over people.

On 30 January, an Israeli ban on UNRWA’s operations in Israel and the occupied Palestinian territory is due to come into effect.

Fighting in DRC has seen new areas taken by M23 rebels, encircling Goma and taking control of parts of the city.

CAFOD statement on the news that, according to the US and Hamas, a temporary ceasefire deal has been reached.

Behind the fanfare and out of sight of most fans, Saudi Arabia will rely heavily on the work of migrant workers to host the men's football World Cup in 2034.

The Syria INGO Regional Forum warns of spiralling humanitarian consequences following the recent surge in conflict in Syria.