Pax Christi International

Pax Christi International (PCI) is a Catholic movement working worldwide to promote just peace, reconciliation and respect for human rights. PCI firmly believes in human dignity and social justice; peace and reconciliation; active nonviolence; grassroots experience; solidarity and collaboration; cultural, spiritual and worldview diversity
As a faith-based global network, PCI promotes a comprehensive vision of peace, which includes a global framework of just structures and systems that promote unquestioned respect for basic human rights; and ecological sustainability. PCI strives to ensure that local voices are elevated to solve the challenges of war and violence specific to their local contexts by supporting local efforts for peace that contribute to the prevention or transformation of specific violent conflicts; and address the local, regional, and international root causes of these conflicts. In addition, PCI accompanies communities suffering from the impact of repressive v (...)

One of the core means of engagement of Pax Christi International is to coordinate and represent the global movement in all its breadth on the international stage (Council of Europe, UN, EU). Regarding the EU, we participate in consultations, organize and participate events in the EU context, issue advocacy materials and have contacts with EU officials with our members from the South (Mr. Milo Tousek, former EEAS official working on Israel Palestine, Ms Michaela Wright, former EEAS official working on Colombia, Mr. Guus Houttuin, advisor on Trade Issues, EEAS, Ms. Canan Gunduz, Mediation Advisor EEAS, Mr. Thomas Le Vaillant, Trade co-ordinator for bilateral Trade Relations with Mexico and Central America, DG Trade, European Commission, Ms. Maryse Coutsouradis, Trade co-ordinator for bilateral trade relations with the Andean Community, DG Trade, European Commission, Ms. Martha Mendes, former official Latin America and indigenous peoples issues, DG DEVCO, European Commission)

We work together with other civil society organizations through various networks. We are specifically focusing on the following policies:

- EU policies and budgets promoting conflict prevention and peacebuilding
- EU trade and business policies, such the sustainable development chapters of trade agreements and the new EU legislation on mandatory due diligence for companies regarding human rights and the environment.
- EU policies regarding the African, Latin American and Carribean regions in support of our regional projects.
- EU policies on Israel-Palestine and for a new peace process for the Middle East.
- EU policies with regard to UN multilateral processes, such as the SDGs, a new Treaty on business and human rights and the recent Nuclear Weapons Ban treaty.
- EU policies regarding human rights, such as the new EU Action Plan for Human Rights.
- EU policies regarding faith based organizations and Freedom of Religion and Belief (FORB).

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