To the thousands of Iraqi Christians who fled their homeland, any return to their country is not a realistic prospect without a firm guarantee of security, equal rights and equal opportunities.

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Four years into a relentless war that has largely faded from news headlines, Ukraine is still facing a massive humanitarian crisis.

The earthquake that shook Colombia Aug. 10 registered 7.4 on the Richter scale, but the damage it caused was far more severe than the number would indicate, say eyewitnesses.

Canada’s Druze community grapples with the Venezuela earthquakes while mourning deadly violence in Sweida, Syria, and supporting relatives abroad.

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The federal government has eliminated the human rights watchdog overseeing corporate responsibility.

Melissa Torres is an immigrant from Honduras. Now living in Montreal where she leads a non-profit organization dedicated to art and language education, and an art therapy program for children with physical and psychological challenges, she keeps in close touch with the extended family she left behind.

Dining with Ottoman Emperors

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Ethiopia adopted Christianity as its state religion in 330. It is now home to 77.5 million Christians, about 67 per cent of its total population.

After a two-year battle with cancer, Carl Hétu passed away surrounded by family in the early hours of May 27. He was 66.

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The situation of Syria’s remaining Christians and other minorities continues to deteriorate despite the passing grade that Canadian ambassador Gregory Galligan recently gave the post-Assad government.

A century after the Armenian massacres, the world’s most vulnerable are still being hunted

As the Catholic Near East Welfare Association (CNEWA) marks 100 years of humanitarian service this year, its national teams continue working in partnership with Eastern churches and local charities in the Middle East, Ethiopia, India, Ukraine and Armenia to bring the light of love, hope and healing to communities ravaged by war, genocide, natural disasters and economic hardship.

Sterile leadership is killing the Canadian spirit

As choral and instrumental music, accompanied by the soaring voice of a Polish soprano, filled the flower-decorated interior of Ottawa’s Notre Dame Basilica and wafted to its sky blue, star-studded ceiling, Maria Knapik sat at one of the pews, listening with rapt attention.