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Image: MAKE ANY COVID-19 VACCINE AFFORDABLE FOR ALL

 

To call on the UK Government to ensure that any vaccine developed with public money is affordable and available to all.  

 

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Image: MAKE SURE BIG COMPANIES PAY THEIR FAIR SHARE OF CORPORATION TAX

 

To  call on the Chancellor of the Exchequer to ensure that big companies pay their fair share of corporation tax.

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Image: NEW SCIENTIST UNETHICAL SPONSORSHIP

 

To call on the New Scientist to  drop oil and arms sponsorship.

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Image: SORRY, CHINA, I'M NOT BUYING IT

 

To call on Marks and Spencer to ensure that Uyghur slave labour is not used in their supply chain.

 

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Image: DEMAND HERSHEY NESTLE AND MARS END CHILD LABOUR PRACTICES NOW

 

To call on the CEOs of Hershey, Nestle and Mars to stop child labour practices now.

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Image: SAUDI ARABIA RELEASE WOMEN'S RIGHTS DEFENDER NASSIMA AL-SADA

 

To call on Saudi Arabia to free Nassima now.

 

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Image: COVID-19 Global Ceasefire Now!
Our world faces a common enemy: COVID-19. The virus does not care about nationality or ethnicity, faction or faith. It attacks all, relentlessly.
Meanwhile, armed conflict rages on around the world.
The most vulnerable — women and children, people with disabilities, the marginalized and the displaced — pay the highest price. They are also at the highest risk of suffering devastating losses from COVID-19.
Let’s not forget that in war-ravaged countries, health systems have collapsed.
Health professionals, already few in number, have often been targeted. Refugees and others displaced by violent conflict are doubly vulnerable. The fury of the virus illustrates the folly of war.
That is why today, I am calling for an immediate global ceasefire in all corners of the world. It is time to put armed conflict on lockdown and focus together on the true fight of our lives."
 
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Image: JPMORGAN CHASE: GREEN YOUR TRILLIONS!

To call on CEO Jamie Dimon  to stop financing expansion of fossil fuels.

 

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Image: TELL COCA COLA BOSSES TO DITCH SINGLE USE PLASTICS NOW

To call on Coca Cola to cut down on single use plastics

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Justice & Peace Scotland

The best way to reach us is via email on:
[email protected]

 

Our mailing address is: Justice & Peace Scotland, 64 Aitken Street, Airdrie, ML6 6LT.

Our team work remotely most of the time so if you are sending any mail to the Aitken Street address, we highly recommend notifying us by email so we can ensure someone collects it.

 

Bishop William Nolan Bishop of Galloway

Bishop President: Archbishop William Nolan

Chairperson:  Jill Kent [email protected] 

General queries, bookings and information: [email protected]

Staff Contacts

Catholic Social Teaching Engagement Officer: Anne-Marie Clements – [email protected]

Contact Anne-Marie for talks and workshops on a variety of justice and peace issues; diocesan, parish and school visits; advice on establishing or developing justice and peace groups or initiatives; or if you are an organisation or agency looking to collaborate with Justice & Peace Scotland on a particular topic or advocacy initiative.

Campaigns, Communications and Events Coordinator: Andrew Smith – [email protected]

Contact Andrew for information about any active campaigns you can support; to learn more about our regular solidarity and peace vigil events at Dungavel IRC and HMNB Clyde, Faslane; or to enquire about sharing blog pieces or articles for our newsletters and website.

All other enquiries can be sent to our Office Email above and one of us will get back to you as soon as we can.

Diocesan Representatives

For information about what’s happening in your own diocese related to justice and peace, you may want to contact your local representative:

Aberdeen Contact:  Kenneth Sadler  [email protected]

Argyll & Isles Contact:  Marian Pallister  [email protected]

Dunkeld Contact:  Nick Marra/Susan McAllion  [email protected]

Galloway Contact: Anne McGuire/Maureen McGuire  [email protected]

Glasgow Contact: Richard Jackson [email protected] 

Motherwell Contact: Paul Foley [email protected]

Paisley Contact:  Deacon Brian MacKenzie [email protected]

St Andrew's & Edinburgh Contact:  Rosalyn Mauchline / Fr Brian Gowans [email protected]

Clergy Rep:  Contact: Fr David Stewart  [email protected]

Justice & Peace Europe Rep:  Grace Buckley - [email protected]