| Uniya - Jesuit Social Justice Centre | CONTENTS | Summer 1995 |
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| Uniya Newsletter | Contents |
Summer 1995 |
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East Timor twenty years later |
Indonesia invaded East Timor twenty years ago.
Louise Crowe looks at efforts to bring
about peace.
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Will we join the dance? |
Chris Burke reflects on the recent international
NGO Women's Forum.
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Landmines: compromise is no solution! |
Ian O'Reilly reports on the United Nations'
review of the international laws governing the use of
landmines.
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Mission: then and now |
Andy Hamilton SJ looks at how mission life
and work has changed.
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To sweeten poisoned wells |
Adrian Lyons SJ reflects on the notion of faith
and its role in the promotion of social justice.
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Preventing burnout |
Peter Hosking SJ reflects on the pattern of
tiredness that many social activists experience.
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Australian democracy - new beginnings |
The Government's current policy seems to be driven
by economic rationalism.
Paul Smyth and Merrin Thompson
argue for a more participatory approach to government.
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Rwanda: healing the wounds |
In the wake of the genocide of Rwanda's civil war,
reconciliation is essential for rebuilding the lives
of the people and of the country.
Ed Brady SJ, who was recently in Rwanda, looks
at this process of healing.
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Moments of Christmas in a refugee camp |
Poem by
Sr Nicole Rotaru.
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Above material is from the Uniya Newsletter:
used with permission.
The Cardoner,
© Copyright 1995 by Jack Otto.
Last modified: 10 Dec 1995.
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