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The lifechanging power of soap- tackling poverty and coronavirus in Sierra Leone

We look at how our partner in Sierra Leone has helped a group of women to set up a soap making business, allowing them to earn added income & help prevent the spread of coronavirus in their community.

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Christian Aid mourns death of Amazon land rights defender

Amazon land rights defender Dilma Silva Ferreira and her partner murdered - read our statement.

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Tenneh's story

Watch Tenneh's heartbreaking story in her own words in this powerful film.

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Overcoming mistrust of aid workers to prevent spread of Ebola in DRC

Despite the availability of a life-saving vaccine, efforts to stop the spread of the deadly Ebola virus in northeast Democratic Republic of Congo has been severely hampered by fighting between armed groups and mistrust of aid workers.

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Christian Aid statement on military intervention in Syria

The Western leaders’ war game over Syria is ignoring the civilians it claims to protect. Strikes on Syria will not bring the country and its war weary civilians any closer to an end to this violence.

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Gender justice: Women's participation in politics

Three female MPs from Sierra Leone arrived in Dublin in September to describe the barriers to women's participation in politics and how Christian Aid-funded work on gender justice helped them to get elected.