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Social justice news
2004
December:
A world of protest against the death penalty
Children used as soldiers in most major conflicts
Human Rights Watch: halt execution of Texas woman
Religious investors demand more action on HIV/AIDS
U.S. bishops call for resolution of Darfur crisis
Vatican calls for cheaper drugs for HIV/AIDS patients
Vatican calls for more aid for world's poorest
November:
Bishops promote adult stem cell research in national ad campaign
Computer industry writes new code for workers
CRS calls for reassessment of U.S. Colombia policy
Insecurity threatens relief efforts in Haiti
National Review Board seeks proposals for next study of clergy sexual abuse crisis
Pax Christi sends election monitor to Florida
Religious/human rights leaders press UN on Darfur crisis
Report: global warming threatens 'human progress'
October:
New report attacks free trade mythology
October is domestic violence awareness month
Relief agencies respond to Haiti devastation
Thousands flee in new explosion of violence in Darfur
USCCB: New banking regulations will hurt poor
USCCB official urges more refugee admissions
Vatican delegate to UN calls for total disarmament
August:
Bishops voice concerns on free trade
Heavy rains threaten to cut off Darfur region
Loopholes undermine deal for world's poor
U.S. Bishops' mark Hiroshima Day
July:
Amnesty International calls for Sudan arms embargo
Mentally ill youth go straight to jail
Thailand's war on drugs leads to human rights abuses
USCCB urges protection of trafficked children
USCCB to Powell: Respond to Sudan 'catastrophe'
June:
Amnesty International calls for inquiry into 'War on Terror' detentions
Bishops urge greater Cuban - U.S. contact
CAFTA signed with little fanfare; FTAA next?
Caritas in relief appeal for Haiti, D.R., and Sudanese refugees
Hopes are high for renewable energy in 2004
Religious leaders urge U.S. 'reengagement' in Mideast peace process
May:
A call to care for people without health insurance
Four Review Board members step down
Gregory urges moral, human budget priorities
Sudanese refugees face new dangers
USCCB official challenges new stem-cell research
USCCB: Sharon plan no roadmap to peace
April:
Church leaders press Prez and Congress on global poverty promises to keep
New guide helps consumers make wise buys
'Environmental refugees' demand response to climate change
UK Catholic aid group condemn U.S. attempt to block cheap HIV/AIDS treatment
UN Envoy warns of Sudan ethnic cleansing
World Court slams U.S. death penalty procedures
March:
USCCB report indicates widespread abuse/coverup
: Two long-awaited reports detail decades of child sexual abuse by priests and coverups by diocesan bishops.
Catholic aid agencies receive historic $335 million grant
CRS calls for 'humanitarian corridor' in Haiti
Deep cuts in social spending predicted under Bush
U.S. bishops outline humane response to potential Haitian refugee crisis
U.S. plans continued use of landmines
Vatican publishes report on sex abuse
February:
Hi-tech industry, low-class treatment
Islamic-Catholic groups asks prayers for peace
Lay groups launch new campaign for optional celibacy
Peace group plans to 'turn up the heat' in 2004 anti-war campaigns
Report reveals the true face of corporate social responsibility
Vatican blasts drug company 'genocidal action'
January:
A living wage: good for workers and their cities
IDF-style home demolitions in Iraq?
January is poverty awareness month
Social Ministry Gathering convenes Feb. 20
U.S. dioceses 'pass' first audit on sex abuse
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