Between 31 January and 8 February, over 100 events will take place around the UK, organised by local churches and projects to raise awareness of poverty and homelessness.

Each one of these 4 practical workshops explores a different method of challenging inequality and violence using nonviolent means.

Between 31 January and 8 February, over 100 events will take place around the UK, organised by local churches and projects to raise awareness of poverty and homelessness.

Between 31 January and 8 February, over 100 events will take place around the UK, organised by local churches and projects to raise awareness of poverty and homelessness.

Between 31 January and 8 February, over 100 events will take place around the UK, organised by local churches and projects to raise awareness of poverty and homelessness.

Between 31 January and 8 February, over 100 events will take place around the UK, organised by local churches and projects to raise awareness of poverty and homelessness.

Cathedrals, Churches and religious organisations across the world have been urged to pray for over 60 million people with autism and Asperger's Syndrome.

The constitutional upheavals of the 17th century gave rise to the view of individual liberty to which we have basically subscribed ever since; that our liberty consists in our not being unnecessarily

The idea of fair trade has become increasingly popular amongst consumers and some producers. But who does fair-trade really benefit? The producers, the consumers or the farmers?

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A year after the repeal of blasphemy from English law, religious defamation laws are tightening their grip on the world, with the apparent support of the United Nations.