United Nations
Abortion does not protect women’s rights, Vatican official says
Archbishop Ivan Jurkovic criticised the World Health Organisation’s stance on abortion
Aborting unborn children with Down syndrome is ‘genocide’, UN told
‘This is a prenatal death sentence given to people who are completely innocent,’ a speaker said
Who’s funding Ireland’s abortion lobby?
Numerous international groups are trying to influence Ireland into legalising abortion
Central African priest expresses outrage at the UN after massacre at his village
His remarks came after a senior United Nations official said he saw the ‘early warning signs of genocide’ in the country
Pope Francis: put migrant safety before national security
The Pope also called on Catholics to lobby their governments to be more welcoming to migrants
New Catholic head of the UN visits the world’s biggest camp for Syrian refugees
Antonio Guterres recalled seeing the first Syrian refugees arrive in Jordan six years ago
Poverty is greatest challenge to humanity, says Vatican’s UN nuncio
Archbishop Auza said that the world is now ‘less stable and in desperate need of concrete signs of hope’
The improbable Secretary-General
He’s a practising Catholic who opposes abortion and gay marriage. How on earth has António Guterres been appointed head of the UN?
Theresa May’s anti-slavery campaign should make us proud. But the problem is getting worse
The number of those living in slavery has risen by an estimated 10 million since 2014. The PM’s campaign is a good start
Portuguese bishops applaud nomination of new UN secretary-general
The former Portuguese prime minister António Guterres, a Catholic, has been nominated as UN secretary-general
