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Human Trafficking and the Sex Trade in Japan

Japan has been a major country of destination for human trafficking, especially into its notorious...

"I have lived in shalom!" Milca was bubbling with excitement when we met at the Shalom Center after...

On April 12, 2014, forty social work graduates celebrated the service and work of Xuyen Dangers,...

In 1964, two years prior to Lesotho becoming an independent nation, the Paris Evangelical...

“Ultimately, human beings are all the same, equally important and loved, but different in such...

After nine months relaxing in the cushioned comfort of his mother’s womb, baby Namoki now spends...

In energy production, much of the Western world has a bevy of options before them which has allowed...

In this Holy Week, The Presbyterian Church in the Republic of Korea (PROK) is expressing its...

Margaret Mukeshimana epitomizes resiliency. She has lived through hell, yet by the innocence she...

With the support of a professional social worker Ms. Karen Vinacour, a retired social worker from...

Hong Kong is famous for many reasons. It is known as a world power in the financial markets, a city...

“Remember how the LORD your God led you all the way in the wilderness these forty years…”...

At times the natural world serves as an especially appropriate metaphor for the social world. Today...

We send warm greetings to each one, and lift up our prayers for you that you are finding grace and...

It’s true what they say — time flies when you’re having fun. It seems like just a few days...