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International Day of the Disappeared: Whereabouts of almost 14,000 children in Nigeria remain unknown - Vimarsana News

International Day of the Disappeared: Whereabouts of almost 14,000 children in Nigeria remain unknown

According to the latest figures shared by the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) 64,000 cases of disappeared persons have been reported across Africa. In Nigeria alone, over 25,000 people have been reported missing. Almost 14,000 or more than half of the missing are children.There are over 35 active armed conflicts in Africa today; thousands of people, including

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International Day of the Disappeared: Whereabouts of almost 14,000 children in Nigeria remain unknown - Vimarsana News

International Day of the Disappeared: Whereabouts of almost 14,000 children in Nigeria remain unknown

Download logoAccording to the latest figures shared by the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) 64,000 cases of disappeared persons have been

Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile (UC): UC launches the Accompaniment Program for the Retirement of Academics - Vimarsana News

Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile (UC): UC launches the Accompaniment Program for the Retirement of Academics

With the inauguration of its first room in the Central House, this initiative was officially implemented, which seeks to value the trajectory and contribution of members of the academic staff, offering them the option of continuing to be linked to th

Press Advisory: CAMERA Calls on World Council of Churches to Confront History of Bigotry - Vimarsana News

Press Advisory: CAMERA Calls on World Council of Churches to Confront History of Bigotry

For Immediate Release: CAMERA Calls on World Council of Churches to Confront History of Bigotry Rev. Professor Ioan Sauca, Interim Secretary General of the World Council of Churches (WCC Photo) Boston, Massachusetts – The Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting and Analysis (CAMERA) calls on Rev. Professor Ioan Sauca, interim general secretary of the World Council of Churches (WCC), to distance the WCC from the dishonest and incendiary remarks about Israel made by WCC’s Frank Chikane during a Feb. 6, 2021 webinar. During the webinar, Chikane, who serves as moderator of the Churche...

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