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Vatican calls for joining forces to stop fishers’ rights
Cardinal Peter Turkson, the prefect of the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development releases a message for World Fisheries Day, which will be observed on Sunday, 21 November.
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Europe
Remembering those who have lost their lives on roads across
In a world focused on COVID-19 and balancing appropriate national responses to a global threat, this Sunday gives pause to an ever-growing group of people. To those families who have…
International
Who cares about toilets?
Because 3.6 billion people don’t have one! Nearly half the world’s population lives without a “safely managed sanitation service”: a toilet, not shared with other households, that either treats or…
America
Unwelcome to ‘Hygge’: The Alienation of Muslim Immigrants in Denmark
The recent changes in the immigration policy stance of the Danish government have led to widespread discontent among immigrants, especially Muslims (Photo credits: By RhinoMind - Own work, CC BY-SA...
Europe
CEC affirms churches’ contribution to the Conference on the
Churches' aspiration to actively engage with the Conference on the Future of Europe (CoFoE) was affirmed in a contribution by CEC’s Senior EU Policy Advisor Lena Kumlin. She was participating…
Europe
WHO European Region aim for resilient health systems during
The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted regular health services in most countries. Chief medical officers (CMOs) from across the Region have now come together to understand this impact, share their responses…
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Itinerary released for Pope’s journey to Cyprus and
The Holy See Press Office releases the programme of the Pope's journey to Cyprus and Greece scheduled from 2 to 6 December.
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Scientology Volunteer Ministers give indispensable support to children with disabilities
Scientology Volunteer Ministers give indispensable support to children with disabilities in Debrecen, Hungary DEBRECEN, HUNGARY, November, 2021 / Scientology Volunteer Ministers traveled to Debrecen to support children with disabilities and their...
Health
Too much for one planet: WHO study proposes new tools to
Modern food systems in the WHO European Region and beyond are associated with poor public health outcomes and are unsustainable. To address this global problem, the new WHO study “Sustainable…
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Middle Eastern NGO offers path to peace built on water,
Even though scarce potable water has often fueled conflict between communities in the Middle East, resource management can instead offer common ground on which to build peace, according to Dalit…