In this issue
In this issue
- Who we are – a response to bigotry in the EU debate
- One in five working fathers miss out on paternity pay
- Second Deepcut inquest a step closer
- Pax Netherlands issues report on cluster munitions investments
- Amazon tribe protest against Brazilian mining giant
- Pan-African women commit to ending hunger and poverty
Upcoming events
No Faith in Trident Day
June 27, 2016
On Monday 27 June, faith groups from across the UK will gather at the Atomic Weapons Establishment Bu
Monday 20 June 2016
17 Jun 2016
Who we are – a response to bigotry in the EU debate
Over the last few weeks, as the EU referendum has gathered pace, a question has appeared time and time again on my Facebook timeline.
20 Jun 2016
One in five working fathers miss out on paternity pay
New analysis published by theTUC on 18 June 2016 reveals that one in five new fathers did not qualify for paternity pay.
17 Jun 2016
Second Deepcut inquest a step closer
The Attorney General has given consent for the family of Private Sean Benton, who died at Deepcut barracks 21 years ago, to apply to the High Court for a fresh inquest into the circumstances around his death.
18 Jun 2016
Pax Netherlands issues report on cluster munitions investments
Pax Christi sister organisation PAX Netherlands has issued an update of its Worldwide Investments in Cluster Munitions report.
20 Jun 2016
Amazon tribe protest against Brazilian mining giant
Members of Brazil’s Awá tribe have blockaded a railroad owned by Vale mining company in the eastern Amazon.
17 Jun 2016
Pan-African women commit to ending hunger and poverty
Pan-African women of faith from Africa and the African diaspora have in a spiritual pilgrimage deliberated on issues affecting women’s empowerment and the importance of lifting their voices and votes to end hunger and poverty.