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In Bosnia and Herzegovina, tens of thousands of victims of sexual violence committed during conflict in the 1990s still await justice, UN-appointed rights experts said on Wednesday.
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By John Carr As of today, all the smart bars and taverns on Mykonos will have to close at midnight, and at all other hours social distancing and mask-wearing will…
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The century-old All India Catholic Union (AICU) held its general body meeting online in Mumbai on Sunday, addressing some of the issues of the Catholic community in the country.
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The Democratic Party formally nominates Joe Biden as its candidate for the America’s presidential elections in November.
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A coalition of 117 Catholic leaders send a letter in support of indigenous communities at odds with Ecuador’s government following a massive oil spill.
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By Fr. Benedict Mayaki, SJ Malian President, Ibrahim Boubacar Keita announced his resignation hours after he and Prime Minister, Boubou Cisse were detained by mutinous soldiers. Both Mali's 75-year-old President…
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By Christopher Wells The ongoing coronavirus pandemic has not only “exposed the plight of the poor and the serious inequality that reigns in the world,” but even exacerbated them, Pope…
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By Fr. Benedict Mayaki, SJ Nigeria is Africa’s most populous country and the continent’s largest democracy. Home to approximately 200 million people, it is blessed with abundant human and natural…
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As Indonesia marks its 75th Independence Day, Cardinal Ignatius Suharyo Hardjoatmodjo called on all citizens to unite and fight corruption, violence and threats to the environment.
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Canada's National Day of Prayer in Solidarity with Indigenous Peoples, celebrated on 12 December 2020, is centred on the theme “Healing of the Earth”.
