01/08 • QUARTERLY UPDATE
We're taking a look back at the last three months of Pray the News.
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We're taking a look back at the last three months of Pray the News.
Modern slavery remains a significant global issue which Aotearoa New Zealand is not immune from.
We cannot ignore the anti-immigration positions being provoked by politicians.
International Humanitarian Law is a set of rules that govern how wars can be fought. These laws are being broken.
Kenya is currently experiencing political unrest following a contested national budgeting process.
We cannot fail to be moved by the tragedy that happened to 1300 pilgrims who went to Mecca to fulfil their religious duties and did not return.
Sustained drought combined with ongoing civil conflict has created deep food insecurity and social disruption for the people of Ethiopia.
Elections around the world carry incredibly high stakes as they occur under a growing shadow of increasing political division and extremism.
Zimbabwe is grappling with a severe drought, made worse by the El Niño phenomenon, threatening food security for over six million people.
At around 3:00 am on May 24th, a devastating landslide struck Yambali village in Enga Province, Papua New Guinea.