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- MARTIN ROTH
BosNewsLife columnist MARTIN ROTH reflects on the Korean church's "big thinking"...
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- Mal Fletcher
MAL FLETCHER - writing from London - argues that the Australian Government needs to move cautiously in deciding its next steps on the issue of the use of marijuana for medical purposes...
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- KIRI KANKHWENDE
KIRI KANKHWENDE, of UK-based Christian religious freedom advocacy, Christian Solidarity Worldwide, says the recent deal between Iran and world powers failed to address the country's deteriorating human rights record...
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- SHAHID KHAN
In an article first published by ASSIST News Service, SHAHID KHAN, vice-chairperson of a Glasgow-based human rights organisation, Global Minorities Alliance, says this week's decision has put some light at the end of a long, dark tunnel...
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- PHILIP FREIER
In an article first published in The Age newspaper, Archbishop Philip Freier, Anglican Primate of Australia, gives his view on the role of church and state in the context of the current debate over same-sex marriage...
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- Mal Fletcher
Writing from London, MAL FLETCHER says the biggest challenges facing the Greek Government revolve around "trust and culture"...
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- THEA ORMEROD
THEA ORMEROD, president of the Australian Religious Response to Climate Change, takes a closer look at Pope Francis' recent encyclical on the environment and its possible impacts...
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- BRIAN NIXON
In an article first published by ASSIST News Service, BRIAN NIXON grieves for his fallen brothers and sisters in Christ...
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- REBEKAH FAITH
REBEKAH FAITH, of Compassion Australia, writes of how a smarter approach to education can change the lives of the world's poorest...
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- EMILY WELTY and JONATHAN FRERICHS
In an article first published on the World Council of Churches' website, EMILY WELTY and JONATHAN FRERICHS reflect on the outcomes of the recent month-long negotiations on nuclear weapons...
ESSAY: ALMOST A MONTH SINCE THE FIRST OF TWO DEVASTATING EARTHQUAKES IN NEPAL-THE LONG ROAD TO RECOVERY HAS ONLY JUST BEGUN
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- STUART RINTOUL
STUART RINTOUL, of World Vision Australia, writes of how, in the midst of grief and amazing stories of survival, the long, slow and painful process of rebuilding Nepal has only just started...
