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Bishop says influx of young migrants is a humanitarian crisis, not an immigration problem.
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Landmines wound innocent civilians, “prolong war and nurture fear” long after conflicts have ended.
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At conference in Mozambique the U.S. took a few tentative steps toward the land mine ban.
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The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal on June 16 from Argentina of an order to pay a so-called vulture fund $1 billion. That decision lets two lower federal court rulings stand, and Argentina now must turn over information about its U.S. bank holdings. Eric LeCompte, executive director o
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Bishop calls on the U.S. to urge Iraqi political leaders to form an inclusive government.
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Advocacy has basic message: Anyone who works full time should not live in poverty.
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On World Refugee Day, June 20, Bishop Eusebio Elizondo of Seattle, chairman of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ Committee on Migration, called on the U.S. government to do more to assist Syrian refugees and to protect the rights of children crossing the U.S.-Mexico border.• Noting
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As the United Nations reported that 480,000 people have fled after months of fighting in Iraq’s Anbar province, suicide bombings and clashes between security forces and militants killed 36 people on May 30. • Security forces in Afghanistan on June 6 were questioning three Taliban members
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Catholic leaders have raised concerns that Latin American migrants are increasingly in danger of human rights violations, particularly the growing number of minors trying to make the trip from Central America to the United States alone. In a statement released on June 4, Bishop Eusebio Elizondo, aux
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Francis dismisses all-Italian five-member board of Vatican’s financial watchdog.