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With thousands in Sudan trapped in besieged city, Catholic leaders amplify...

As a paramilitary group announced the capture of el-Fasher, the besieged capital of Sudan's North Darfur state, Catholic Church leaders amplified calls for the protection of "forgotten" civilians – including thousands of children – trapped in the western Sudanese city.

Monica Doumit: Human Rights Bill is anything but

The NSW Greens tabled a human rights bill in parliament last week. Its blatant bias was exactly what you would expect from the most pro-abortion, anti-faith party the country has ever seen, writes Monica Doumit.

Another urgent pro-life issue

I’m not exactly sure who or what a "social family" is but I am certain that it was not what the framers of the Convention of the Rights of the Child had in mind when articulating the obvious idea that a child should be cared for by their parents, writes Monica Doumit.

Anti-Slavery advocates honoured for responsible business

As part of the inaugural NSW Anti-Slavery Forum, two members of the Australian Catholic Anti-Slavery Network have been commended for their efforts helping survivors and allies come together proper practices for the future.

The abortion conversation we need to start having

A new survey has found a surprising lack of support for abortion up to 20 weeks. The Ipsos survey reports that only 39 per...

Hong Kong: Wiping Out Both Memory and Speech

Individual and collective memory is an essential - though notoriously unstable - human element. For those who have lived and suffered under injustice and totalitarianism...

Monica Doumit: When ‘medicine’ targets the child

“It’s not good news. Your baby has Down syndrome… and I’ve scheduled a termination for tomorrow.” Zoey was at work and her doctor phoned with...

Q@A with John Steenhof, human rights lawyer

Meet the man helping Christians caught between faith and the law, who is busier than ever.

Monica Doumit: ‘Leave the baby to die’

Statistics reveal the falsity of the abortion industry For the purposes of the law of the Commonwealth, a child born alive is a person. The...

Victorian lawmakers ignore warnings on ‘conversion’ ban

Groups across a wide spectrum reacted with dismay and concern to new law.

Aged care catastrophe as residents sedated

Medical experts call for a national body to monitor the welfare of vulnerable Australians in aged care.

Migration a ‘crisis’ issue, Pope says

Migration movements "are one of the defining signs of our time," said the pope in Bangkok.
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