Film 58 looks at the possibilities of ending poverty in this lifetime touring Australia
In an Australian premiere film event 58 The Film confronts one of the biggest questions of our times is it possible to end extreme poverty in our lifetime Compassion Australia is bringing 58 The Film to screens across the nations capital cities in May and June 2012
SA lawyers say samesex marriage bills are unconstitutional
A coalition of South Australian lawyers have raised their concerns that the current SameSex Marriage Bills before the Commonwealth Parliament are likely to be unconstitutional Adelaide barristers Neville Rochow SC and Christopher Brohier who lead Lawyers for the Preservation of the Definition of Marriage LPDM have argued before the House of Representatives and Senate enquiries that the marriage and the external affairs powers of the Australian Constitution are not available to support the current Bills
Wrongful conviction in Ethiopia robs Christian of children
His wife died shortly before he was falsely accused of desecrating the Quran and by the time he was released from prison in southern Ethiopia his two children ages 6 and 15 were missing
Egypts Copts concerned over right to build churches
Egypts Coptic Christians fear they could face further persecution should an Islamist candidate win next weeks presidential elections as frontrunners vying for leadership stem from the Sharialeaning Muslim Brotherhood