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Top story  Failure to address conflict in Colombia leaves millions in despair Caritas says that the ongoing civil war between rebels, the Government of Colombia, and paramilitary groups has left millions without homes and vulnerable to injustices and violations of their most basic human rights. >>
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Pope Benedict in the Holy Land Pope Benedict XVI official visit to the Holy Land in May highlighted the urgent need to break the cycle of violence between Israelis and Palestinians. >> 
Peacebuilding in the 21st century Caritas is launching Peacebuilding: Web Toolkit for Trainers to provide an unrivalled resource for designing peace building workshops. >> 
Operation Hope in Kenya Elections in Kenya on 27 December 2007 sent a spasm of violence across the country. The cause of the conflict was political on the surface - a disputed election between President Kibaki and the opposition leader Raila Odinga. A joint appeal by Caritas members aimed to help 30,000 people in Rift Valley, Nyanza and Western provinces. >> 
Hope out of violence in Chad Caritas appoints focal points in different areas of the camp to report any cases of violence so it can mediate between individuals and help them reconcile their differences. >> 
Betancourt rescued, Colombia’s silent war continues Ingrid Betancourt has been rescued after over six years in captivity in Colombia’s silent forty year conflict. >> |
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