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Report on the Work of the CM at the UN

In this first report I tried to communicate the scope of the work of an NGO Representative and to give something of a "feel" for the work itself. Advocacy work happens most effectively when it is done in committed working groups that produce products that are seen as...

SVDP Calls for Socially Inclusive Budget

SYDNEY, May 6, 2005 (catholicweekly.com.au): The St Vincent de Paul Society calls on the Federal Treasurer to make this year’s budget an inclusive social document. In his column in The Catholic Weekly, Owen Rogers, chief executive officer of the St Vincent de Paul...

Media – Tool to Build Bridges Between Peoples

"Indeed, the media have enormous potential for promoting peace and building bridges between peoples. The media can teach billions of people about other parts of the world and other cultures. Accurate knowledge promotes understanding, dispels prejudice, and awakens the...

From the Hunger Front

New York City, already having levels of hunger that dwarf levels in any other major city in the industrialized world, is planning to cut funding for the Emergency Food Assistance ProgramBloomberg AGAIN Proposes Reduction in Pantry, Kitchen Funds $670,000 Cut Would...

Vatican On Nuclear Disarmament

The Time Has Passed "for Finding Ways to a 'Balance in Terror'" NEW YORK, MAY 5, 2005 (Zenit.org).- Here is the statement that Archbishop Celestino Migliore, permanent observer of the Holy See to the United Nations, delivered to the 7th Review Conference of the States...

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