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Prolonged violence in the new state of South Sudan has led to a growing humanitarian crisis as more and more displaced people are in need of emergency aid.
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Anglican Archbishop Remembers Holocaust
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Police Station Raid Marks Latest Nigerian Violence
A raid on a police station in Kano, Nigeria on Tuesday night marked the latest violence from radical Islamic group Boko Haram, who are responsible for attacks last Friday that killed at least 185 people.
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Occupiers Evicted from Presbyterian Church after Vandalism
Occupy Wall Street demonstrators were given a two-week’s notice to leave a Presbyterian Church on the upper west side of Manhattan after having moved a $13,000 baptismal without permission.
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Nigeria Bombings Claim Over 143 Lives
Multiple coordinated bombings in the northern Nigerian city of Kano have claimed the lives of at least 143 people.
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Still ‘A Lot to Do’ for Justice in El Salvador, Bishop Says
Twenty years after the peace accords were laid out in El Salvador that ended the country’s bloody 12-year civil war, a Catholic Bishop from the region says that there’s still “a lot to do” to achieve true justice and equality.
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