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ICMC Members are Catholic Bishops Conferences and Episcopal assemblies and equivalent bodies that are themselves engaged in migration and refugee issues on national and regional levels, and within their local communities.

Advocating for dignity-centred approaches and solutions, ICMC amplifies the voice of the Church within international and regional policy-making debates and processes by building upon the direct experience of ICMC Members and presenting their concerns internationally.

 

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