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Nelson Mandela
"The Global Call to Action Against Poverty can take its place as a public movement alongside the movement to abolish slavery and the international solidarity against apartheid."
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How the COVID-19 pandemic impacted Asia’s indigenous women
This article first appeared on owsa.in. Lockdown measures and restrictive policies in the wake of COVID-19 have led to shrinkage of livelihood options for indigenous women and severely affected household…Read more
Faces of Inequality: Stories of the poor and underprivileged from India’s grass-roots
A book by Pradeep Baisakh As a part of the "Faces of Inequality Campaign" by GCAP, Pradeep Baisakh, Asia Coordinator of GCAP has written a book with the same title,…Read more
What happened to the new European pact on migration and asylum?
More than a year has passed since the presentation of the European Commission's proposal for a new Pact on Migration and Asylum. The background document n.14 of Faces of Migration,…Read more
”Impact of COVID-19 Pandemic on Inequalities in Asia” second edition of report published
Download the full report here. Even though 80 per cent of the extreme poor in Asia Pacific were lifted of poverty by 2015, rising inequality remains a great cause of…Read more
Newsletter December 2021 – Leave No Woman Behind & Impact of COVID-19
Français ci-dessous| Español abajo GCAP Newsletter December 2021 “People with disabilities are relegated to the background. The pandemic simply worsened an already bad situation.” Anne Wafula-Strike, Kenyan Paralympian…Read more
Faces of Inequality
A people’s movement is needed to end inequalities within and between countries and to ensure that “Leave No One Behind” becomes reality and not a mere slogan. This includes a world where everyone has and pays their fair share, including the rich and companies. To build this movement, this global campaign features the Faces of Inequality.
See the campaign!What we do
Global Call to Action Against Poverty (GCAP) supports people in their struggles for justice and brings individuals and organisations together to challenge the institutions and processes that perpetuate poverty and inequalities across the world, to defend and promote human rights, gender justice, social justice, climate justice and the security needed for the dignity and peace of all.
- Social protection for all
- Tax justice & decent work
- Create and protect Civic Space
- Gender equality and inclusion of marginalised groups
- Climate justice
