COMECE participated in the 2nd European Congress for the Protection of Persecuted Christians in Krakow. The objective of this conference was to pinpoint the directions of legal and political action which should be taken to curb this cruel phenomenon.

Commenting on the New Dublin IV Proposal, COMECE and other members of the Christian Group on Migration and Asylum call upon the EU Commission to further develop an asylum system which should be designed and implemented matching and integrating the applicant’s and the Member States’ preferences, needs and potentials in the allocation process. Read the full paper.

"The EU and its institutions, all member countries, namely, all civil society of the “European common home” as a whole, need to reflect on the cultural and political progress of the Continent, the goals it intends to achieve and most importantly the basic values called to inspire the common journey." Read the full interview of Mgr Ambrosio in SIR.

Digitalisation is changing our society in many ways. What influence does this development have on our everyday life in society and with our family? This is the topic of the conference on "Work-Life-Balance 4.0 - Challenges in a Time of Digitalisation".

119 millions Europeans, almost a quarter of the European population, are at risk of poverty and social exclusion. The plight of Europe’s poor was the main topic of the plenary session of the Bishops of COMECE on 26-28 October in Brussels.