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British companies driving poorer countries’ debt crisis, says charity
February 22, 2021
British charity The Jubilee Debt Campaign (JDC) found that 30% of the poorest countries privately owed debts, not including bonds, are owned by firms based in the UK.
Myanmar’s military threaten lethal force following calls for a general strike
February 22, 2021
Myanmar's military rulers have threatened protesters with deadly force following calls for a general strike to oppose the coup instigated on 1st February.
Houthi rebels continue advance on Marib after US u-turn
February 22, 2021
Houthi rebels in Yemen have continued their advance on the government’s northern stronghold of Marib after the Biden administration cuts aid to Saudi-backed coalition.
Bishops have praised the South African government’s inclusive vaccination policy but seek clarity for “undocumented people”
February 12, 2021
In a statement released on Thursday, the South African Bishops conference praised president Cyril Ramaphosa’s clarification of his herd immunity policy on 1st February.
Myanmar coup revives pro-democrachy protests in Thailand
February 12, 2021
The military coup in Myanmar has revived pro-democracy demonstrations in neighbouring Thailand.
India warns US tech giants amid ongoing face-off with Twitter
February 12, 2021
India’s IT minister has cautioned US-based tech firms amid an ongoing face face-off with Twitter over content linked to the farmer protests in New Delhi.
Ethiopian federal forces alleged to have indiscriminately shelled towns in Tigray, says rights watchdog
February 11, 2021
Rights organisation, Human Rights Watch have called for a UN inquiry into the alleged indiscriminate shelling of urban areas in Tigray by Ethiopian federal forces.
Cardinal condemns treatment of migrants by Guatemalan security forces
February 11, 2021
Cardinal Álvaro Ramazzini has condemned the violent treatment of Central American migrants  by Guatemalan security forces.
Bishops of England and Wales urge society to “cultivate kindness” on World Day of the Sick
February 11, 2021
The Bishops of England and Wales have called for society to "cultivate kindness" in its treatment of the sick after a year of pain and suffering.
Sheffield’s luminaries pay tribute to St Vincent de Paul fundraiser
February 10, 2021
Tributes have poured in for Ralph Dickins, a charity fundraiser, who raised over £1 million for vulnerable people and is retiring from St Vincent de Paul's Furniture Store in Sheffield.
Malian church renews call for Sister’s after four years in captivity
February 10, 2021
Four years after a Columbian-born nun was kidnapped by Islamist militants in Mali, the Malian church reissued calls for her release.
Pope Francis prays for victims of Indian flood
February 10, 2021
At his weekly General Audience, Pope Francis prayed for and “expressed [his] closeness” to the victims of flooding in northern India. Over 30 people have died and nearly 200 more are reported missing after flash floods burst a dam in the state of Uttarakhand on Sunday. Reportedly caused by the separation of a glacier, the
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