CRS Reacts to Supreme Court Ruling on Travel Ban
CRS weighs on Supreme Courts decision to stay on lower courts' ruling on travel ban.
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CRS Announces 2017 Egan Journalism Fellows
Selected journalists to cover international policy issues from Washington, D.C.
CRS calls for poor and marginalized to be emphasized in Conference on Central America
CRS concerned about lack of civil society participation or focus on marginalized people.
CRS Disappointed in Administration’s Decision to Pull out of Paris Climate Agreement
Decision’s Far-Reaching Effects Disproportionately Affect the World’s Poor.
Catholic Relief Services Calls on Congress to Reject Draconian Cuts to Foreign Aid
Proposed Budget Endangers Progress against Hunger and Poverty; Millions at Risk.
Leading Humanitarian Organizations Join Forces Against Cuts to Foreign Assistance
CRS and other organizations release statement regarding Administration's budget request.
CRS Applauds International Assistance Funding in FY17 Omnibus Bill
Budget includes nearly $1 billion for famine relief in East Africa.
CRS Submits Testimony to Congress Urging Leaders to Robustly Fund Critical Food Assistance Programs
CRS urges Funding for Food for Peace and McGovern Dole.
Catholic Relief Services Alarmed over Roll Back of U.S. Climate Change Commitments
CRS sees suffering of those affected by climate change.
CRS President calls for additional funding to address famine in Africa
Opposes proposals to rescind humanitarian and development assistance for FY17.
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