Brisbane archdiocese makes strides against modern slavery in supply chains and activities
BRISBANE Archdiocese is one of more than 30 Catholic entities across Australia to produce landmark statements on efforts to curb modern ...
BRISBANE Archdiocese is one of more than 30 Catholic entities across Australia to produce landmark statements on efforts to curb modern ...
Better choice: “Much of our chocolate is made using cocoa beans harvested by children, often in the West African region.” ...
Ending suffering: Pope Francis holds a booklet with an image of St. Josephine Bakhita, who was sold into slavery as ...
Christine Carolan: “I think, as Christians, we’ve got a real responsibility to reach out to people who are vulnerable.” A ...
Taking action: Young women, rescued from human traffickers, gather in a shelter on the outskirts of Moscow. Human trafficking is ...
“THIS country is alive, there are so many amazing stories,” Aunty Pat Anderson said. “And most Australians just don’t know.”...
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