by Sean Reilly | Mar 2, 2008
While most of the media were unpicking the grammatical spaghetti of the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Foreign Secretary, David Miliband, said something important that too many people missed. Defending what has come to be called liberal interventionism, he argued that...
by Sean Reilly | Mar 2, 2008
The Malawi Council of Churches is reviewing its opposition to the use of condoms in the country’s anti-AIDS fight, and has said it may support the use of condoms by married couples where one or both partners are HIV positive – writes Frank Jomo....
by Sean Reilly | Mar 2, 2008
As local action associated with fair trade and labour practices continues, Topshop is facing a day of protests from its core customers, with students across Britain staging demonstrations today at the company’s stores. Students will protest against sweatshop...
by Sean Reilly | Mar 1, 2008
Leading British Methodist Ruby Beech’s “day job” is a position that dates back to at least the 15th century. As an assistant sergeant at arms in the UK Parliament, she helps look after the security and administration of the House of Commons. When...
by Sean Reilly | Mar 1, 2008
Join Amnesty International’s campaign against torture. Click here for more details Faith leaders across America are urging President George W. Bush to stop United States-sponsored torture by signing the Intelligence Authorization Act, which prohibits the use of...
