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Articles

2009 Articles

Refugees

• US Church Leaders Say Zimbabwean Refugees in South Africa Need More Aid
• Zimbabwean Refugees in South Africa Desperate to Send Money Home
• Sierra Leones First Catholic University Scheduled to Open Next Year
• UN Appeals for Massive Financial Support for World's Refugees
• Survey Thailand Gaza South Africa Among Worst Places for Refugees
• Bhutanese Refugees Begin New Life with Help from U.S. Bishops' Agency
• Pope Pleads for Protection, Assistance for Sri Lankan Refugees

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Immigration

• Mexican Bishop Accuses Coahuila Legislators of Fomenting Xenophobia
• Christs Mission Called Source Strength of Churchs Care for Migrants
• Respect for Life Includes Welcoming Migrants Vatican Officials Say
• Bishop Says Heading Border Diocese A Powerful Learning Experience
• Bishop Urges Focus on Biblical Roots of Catholic Immigration Position
• Report Kidnapping Extortion Plague Migrants Traveling through Mexico
• Speaker Says Congress Likely to Take Up Immigration Reform in Fall
• Bishops Say Health Reform Should Include All Immigrants Legal or Not
• Bishops of Central North America Call for Regional Migration Summit
• Bishops Call for Congress to Pass Immigration Reform by Year's End
• Report Says 10000 Migrants Kidnapped in Mexico over Six Months
• Young Deportees from Mexico Face Uncertain Futures in Their Homeland
• Ruling Gives Religious Workers ‘Peace of Mind’, CLINIC Head Says
• Capitol Prayer Service Calls for End to Hatred of Immigrants
• Human Rights Groups Denounce Police Assault on Migrants in Mexico
• Obama, Mexican President Both Urged to Care for Migrants
• Catholic Leaders Hopeful that Obama will Change US Immigration Policy
• Pope Says Global Migration Should Favor Encounter, Not Conflict
• Jesuits Seek Deeper Understanding of Immigration with Border Project
• Vatican Official Says Integration Needs Effort from Immigrants, Neighbors
• Migrants’ Transfer to Tent Facility Criticized as Humiliating Stunt
• Measures Promoting Human Dignity Top Concern for Catholic Advocates
• Migration: Major Social, Economic Force in Americas for Years to Come
• Vigils, Rallies Nationwide Focus on Immigrants, Immigration Reform
• Hundreds of Migrants Drown Trying to Reach Europe
• Cardinal Mahony Says 'Enforcement-Only' Immigration Policy Not Humane
• Town's Economy is Hit Hard after Immigration Raid
• American Dream Still Shines for Women Detained in Postville Raid
• Help Given to Immigrants Affected by Iowa Raid Called Faith in Action
• Community Media Makes Big Difference in Small Town
• Iowa Other Raids Rallying Points in Push for Immigration Changes
• Ecumenical Leaders Eye Immigration as an Area of Collaboration
• Even Before Immigration Reform, Why Not Try These Changes?

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Trafficking

• Human Trafficking Remains Largely in the Shadows Across the US
• Tracking the Traffickers Despite Laws Modern Day Slavery Persists
• Women Religious to Combat Human Trafficking for 2010 Sporting Events
• New Report Says 12 Million Trapped in Some Form of Human Trafficking
• Head of Covenant House Praises FBI Sweep to Stop Child Trafficking
• Human Trafficking Tops Concerns of Catholic Institutional Investors

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