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  • Catholic aid agency condemns UK Prime Minister’s objection to ICC investigation of Israel

    Catholic aid agency condemns UK Prime Minister’s objection to ICC investigation of Israel

    • Apr 16, 2021

    England’s leading Catholic international develop agency has condemned UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s statement opposing an investigation into alleged war crimes by Israel and Palestinian actors in the occupied Palestinian territories.

    By Charles Collins
  • UK Catholic aid agency calls on governments to back faith-based groups

    UK Catholic aid agency calls on governments to back faith-based groups

    • Feb 6, 2021

    As the COVID-19 pandemic causes a health and economic crisis in countries around the world, a new report says governments should see the Catholic Church as a partner in delivering aid and promoting other humanitarian projects.

    By Charles Collins
  • UK bishop calls on government to do more to stop Ethiopia’s Tigray conflict

    UK bishop calls on government to do more to stop Ethiopia’s Tigray conflict

    • Feb 4, 2021

    An English bishop is calling on the UK government to offer more humanitarian assistance to those affected by the ongoing conflict in Ethiopia’s Tigray region, as well as intensify its efforts at brokering a peace.

    By Charles Collins
  • UN climate conference must focus on most vulnerable, aid agency says

    UN climate conference must focus on most vulnerable, aid agency says

    • Jan 15, 2021

    Later this year, world leaders, NGOs, climate will converge on Glasgow for the United Nations COP26 climate summit.

    By Crux Staff
  • After pre-election violence, ‘fear’ ahead of Uganda’s presidential poll

    After pre-election violence, ‘fear’ ahead of Uganda’s presidential poll

    • Jan 13, 2021

    There is “fear and anxiety” ahead of elections in Uganda, as President Yoweri Museveni – who has ruled the country since 1986 – seeks a sixth term in office.

    By Charles Collins
  • Catholic leaders condemn UK government’s U-turn on foreign aid

    Catholic leaders condemn UK government’s U-turn on foreign aid

    • Nov 27, 2020

    Catholic organizations across the UK have condemned a decision to cut the overseas aid budget by nearly a third.

    By Charles Collins
  • Catholics globally credit pope for encyclical’s call to uphold human dignity

    Catholics globally credit pope for encyclical’s call to uphold human dignity

    • Oct 6, 2020

    Pope Francis’s new social encyclical offers a vision for the world of dignity for every person around the world and promotes a call to “build a new culture of fraternity and dialogue,” said the president of the Australian Catholic Bishops’ Conference.

    By Catholic News Service
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    Debt cancellation ‘a question of justice and survival, not mercy or forgiveness’

    • Sep 19, 2020

    As the world reels from the COVID-19 pandemic, the poorest nations are suffering another problem: Crippling debt that has become nearly impossible to pay after the economic downturn caused by the coronavirus crisis.

    By Crux Staff
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