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Religious leaders attending an international hearing on Pakistan's blasphemy law said the law is leading to "blatant violations of human rights." Photo:Tracing Tea

Inquiry into misuse of Pakistan blasphemy law sought

Kristine Greenaway, ENInews September 19, 2012

Geneva — Christian, Muslim and Hindu leaders from Pakistan attending an international hearing on Pakistan’s blasphemy law said the law is leading to “blatant violations

United Church approves boycott

Kristine Greenaway, ENInews August 20, 2012

Ottawa – The United Church of Canada, the country’s largest Protestant denomination, has approved a recommendation to boycott products produced in Israeli settlements in occupied

The peace train is intended to draw attention to the need for peace and reunification in the Korean peninsula. Photo:Ak W.

Korean churches plan peace train ahead of 2013 WCC assembly

Kristine Greenaway, ENInews May 24, 2012

Korean churches are developing plans for a “peace train” that would travel from Berlin through Moscow and Beijing to Busan, South Korea in time for

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