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Ekklesia daily bulletin

by Archive | May 18, 2016

In this issue


In this issue

  • Homelessness in Scotland ‘obscene’ says church leader
  • Latest figures show one third of UK population experience poverty
  • When to ban nuclear weapons is key issue at UN work group
  • Nepalese earthquake survivors feed back on aid
  • Making a difference, from a bed or a chair

Wednesday 18 May 2016

18 May 2016

Homelessness in Scotland ‘obscene’ says church leader

The scale of homelessness in Scotland is a “damning indictment” on modern society and politicians must do much more to tackle the problem, a Church leader has said.

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17 May 2016

Latest figures show one third of UK population experience poverty

Figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS)  figures released on 16 May 2016 show 3.9 million people in the UK are in persistent poverty. The figures show  one in three people have experienced poverty in recent years, underlinng the precarious nature of work in Britain.

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17 May 2016

When to ban nuclear weapons is key issue at UN work group

When is the right time to ban a very bad thing? Nations have faced the question in banning slavery, torture, chemical weapons and more. Over one hundred governments and civil society organisations including the World Council of Churches are debating the question again at a UN working group on nuclear weapons.

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18 May 2016

Nepalese earthquake survivors feed back on aid

In the run-up to the first ever World Humanitarian Summit in Istanbul (23-24 May), Christian Aid has launched Nepal Aftershocks: the people’s truth about aid, a new multimedia project that asked nearly 200 people who survived the 2015 earthquakes what they really thought about the aid the world gave.

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17 May 2016

Making a difference, from a bed or a chair

The term ‘armchair activists’ tends to be used in a rather pejorative way, implying that people who campaign through social media are not doing anything that has significance or impact in the real

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