WCC Assembly participants have visited Jeju Island in an act of solidarity with those protesting about the building of a naval base there.

On 9 July 2011, South Sudan became the world’s newest nation. Today it is estimated to be home to more than 11 million people and is geographically one of the larger countries in Africa. The Sudanese churches have been part of the struggle and aspiration for peace and security, reports J. Ayana McCalman. But in a land rich in natural resources, there is also a need to address the humanitarian situation and significant human needs.

WCC Assembly participants have been learning about the reality of living in Palestinian occupied territory, through images, presentation and conversations.

The World Council of Churches 10th Assembly has hosted a plenary session on the quest for Christian unity in a global, mixed-belief context.