EJN on the Move | Views

Is the multilateral trading system on a slippery slope?

E-mail Print

A photographer walks towards burning cars during a protest against the seventh WTO Ministerial Conference in the streets of Geneva,Nov. 28, 2009. Swiss police say demonstrators opposing a meeting of top world trade officials turned violent when protesters set fire to cars and broke shop windows during a march. Image credit: http://www.npr.orgThe Seventh World Trade Organisation (WTO) Ministerial Conference took place in Geneva on 30 November - 2 December 2009. The WTO Ministerial meetings have been slated for their failed negotiating rounds, the first being the collapse of the WTO talks in Seattle, followed by Cancun and the Hong Kong Ministerial meetings. … By Michelle Pressend, Trade Strategy Group, hosted by EJN.

 

 

Read more...
 

Should caring for God’s world be a church priority?

E-mail Print

climate1Bishop Geoff Davies, Executive Director of the Southern African Faith Communities’ Environment Institute (SAFCEI),  contends that Climate Change and Eco-justice should be mission priorities of the Church.

Read his edited presentation to the Ecological Debt and Climate Change workshop in Maputo, 2009.

 

Read more...
 

Spotlight on the Church’s role in SADC politics

E-mail Print

Malcolm Damon, EJN executive directorRecently the radio programme Kruis en Dwars tackled a controversial issue: the role of the Church in political and public life.

 The discussion was prompted by the formation of the National Inferfaith Leadership Council (NILC) by Pastor Ray McCauley of the Rhema Church and his seemingly close relationship with the ANC. EJN executive director Malcolm Damon joined the fray.

 

Read more...
 

Pro-poor policies are key to food security

E-mail Print

EarthThe book of Genesis tells us that God created the earth, animals, plants and human beings. He said human beings will depend on the plants and animals as sources of food, and then entrusted humananity with the responsibility of managing natural resources He created.

God wanted all human beings to benefit from this bounty. Today, we see a dramatically different picture to what He intended. By Simon Vilikazi.

 

Read more...
 
  • «
  •  Start 
  •  Prev 
  •  1 
  •  2 
  •  3 
  •  Next 
  •  End 
  • »


Page 1 of 3

More Thoughts

Forget about making poverty history. Climate change will make poverty permanent - Nazmul Chowdhury