Congolese women have since long discovered the power of listening and organising collectively to fight injustice. But the implementation of the Femme au Phone Project (FAF) between 2013 and 2015 has [...]
Last July, the Cairo authorities began the removal and destruction of the last awamats, houseboats that have always dotted the course of the Nile and enshrined the unique relationship between the [...]
Every year, millions of tons of plastic waste leave the United States, by sea or land, bound for Latin American countries to be recycled, in theory. But a group of civil society organisations in [...]
The etymology of the word ‘rule’ refers back to the root reg- which means the "movement tracing a straight line." A material and a moral dimension coexist in this notion. [...]
In a very critical text talking about this document, he called on the Catholic Church to "free itself from this toxic nightmare". What Cardinal Pell calls a 'toxic nightmare' is the [...]
In the ten years that Dau Deng has been searching for love, one factor has thwarted his dreams again and again. Cattle. Or rather, a lack of them.
Twice now, the university graduate has watched [...]
It is once again a chilling figure that Aid to the Church in Need revealed in a press release on 27 December 2022. More than 100 priests and nuns were kidnapped, arrested or killed during the year [...]
A country whose vast province is being invaded by rebels supported by a neighbouring country... Where, after two decades of continuous presence, the Blue Helmets are powerless and content to count [...]
Then you want surrendering! The mere sound of the word 'surrender' stops one's breath. If 'war' has never been taboo, 'surrender', the act of surrendering, has been taboo [...]
In their declaration published on Friday 11 November 2022, the members of the National Episcopal Conference of Congo (CENCO) drew a map of DR-Congo riven by insecurity. At the end of an Extraordinary [...]