Covid pandemic hit Vietnam for the first time on January 23rd 2020 according to the government record. Since then, two outbreaks strongly affected Vietnamese society and widening the gaps for the poor to approach public services and subside from the Ministry of Labor, War Invalids...
In Cameroon, as you know, since the autumn of 2016 a conflict began between the English-speaking area and the French-speaking area of Cameroon. Unfortunately this so-called "Anglophone problem" has ended in a militia war that is bringing much pain, death, poverty and migration, both internally...
The Diocese of Cádiz and Ceuta joined in this prayer and reflection against "Human Trafficking" by telematic means, since this year due to COVID, it has not been possible to celebrate as in previous years. It should be noted that this Diocese has always been very...
Many years ago, the sisters repeated this prayer to God at the end of the day: "Enlarge our hearts, enlarge our families and make us homes." And I believe that this request was made and is coming true in many ways. In February 2016, I arrived...
Migrate as a family, accompany in networking We left Venezuela in 2019, with the desire to preserve the most important human right, the right to live, we were looking for a better life quality, nourishment, health and peace. We left everything behind, our land, our bonds...
On February 8, the World Day of Reflection and Prayer against Trafficking was celebrated, commemorating the life of Saint Bakhita, this year with the motto “Economy without human trafficking”. Trafficking in human beings is the slavery of our time and, unfortunately, a reality in Europe...
In 2014, Pope Francis entrusted the International Union of Superiors and Superiors General to carry out the Day of Prayer and Reflection against Human Trafficking. It was chosen as the date February 8, the day of Saint Bakhita. who was a victim of human trafficking,...
With only 10 years remaining to achieve the 2030 Agenda, accelerated action in addressing the inter-linkages between three pillars of sustainable development, social, economic, and environmental, is essential. Migration and displacement remain among the adenda’s largestcross cutting issues which have the potential to aid and...
The city of Curico, about three hours south of Santiago de Chile, is well known for farming and for the exportation of fruit. The opportunities for work that the city offers have brought a large number of migrants to settle there. Since the migrant population began...
On one of the hottest days of this summer, where it seemed that the sun was leaching the earth of our dear city of Buenos Aires, we started out on a journey. Three means of transportation to arrive at Las Tunas, and a long hike...
