“Violence against women is the most pervasive human rights violation in the world” is a sentiment spoken by Kofi Annan and echoed by almost every human rights organization, the United Nations, and countless other NGOs around the world.
04 October 2010
The Secretary General writes: 'Many of you will have read the Archbishop of Canterbury's letter to the Anglican Communion issued at Pentecost last (28 May 2010). Part of that letter addresses the current and ongoing tensions in the Anglican Communion - these tensions cluster around the three moratoria referred to in the Windsor Report.
01 October 2010
Mugisa Isingoma reports on progress and challenges in the Province de L'Eglise Anglicane du Congo in respect of Millennium Development Goals 1, 3 and 6
30 September 2010
Francisca Bawayan reports on how the Episcopal Church in the Philippines is contributing towards the Millennium Development Goals
30 September 2010
Report compiled by Josie Tengatenga - Program Director, Anglican Women in Development (AWID)
30 September 2010
As a United Nations summit gathers world leaders to review and accelerate progress towards the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), APJN members have been reporting on their Churches' own work in respect of the 2015 targets.
30 September 2010
Anglicans from across the world have contributed to a report to the United Nations about church-supported projects that are working to meet the Millennium Development Goals.
21 September 2010
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, has today issued a video message to mark the opening of the United Nations Summit on the Millennium Development Goals in New York.
20 September 2010
His Holiness Pope Benedict XVI will today visit His Grace Archbishop Rowan Williams at the Archbishop’s London home, Lambeth Palace. Together they will address a meeting of Anglican and Roman Catholic Diocesan Bishops from England, Scotland and Wales in the Great Hall of the Archbishop’s Library.
17 September 2010
Pope Benedict XVI’s State Visit to Britain in September raises questions about the relationship between the Anglican Communion and the Roman Catholic Churches today. This in turn poses other questions about how Anglicanism developed, where it fits in alongside the other Churches of Christendom, and how it is working alongside other Christians at home and overseas.
16 September 2010