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Christian Aid today condemned the loss of life in Gaza, and called for the establishment of an immediate independent investigation into what appears to be grave breaches of international law.

Sorley McCaughey, Christian Aid Ireland's Head of Policy and Advocacy blogs.

Christian Aid Week 2018 runs from May 13–19. At 11am on Sunday morning, Bishop Trevor Williams, Chair of Christian Aid Ireland, preached in St Anne’s Cathedral, Belfast, where he is a parishioner.

Still wondering how you can support Christian Aid Week? Well, fear not, we are here to help you decide! Here are a few ways you can support and help us to lift even more people out of poverty this Christian Aid Week.

Christian Aid Ireland’s ‘Uprooted’ exhibition launch, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, in aid of Christian Aid Week 2018. The guest of honour was the Dean of St. Patrick’s Cathedral, The Very Revd Dr. William Morton.

As Colombians head to the polls, 27th May, to vote in the Presidential elections, the internationally recognised peace agreement signed with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) in late 2016, hangs in the balance.

Christian Aid condemns the recent human rights violations in Nicaragua and welcomes the preliminary findings of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR).

RBS were the last of the big four banks to hold their AGM - but not in terms of progress made.

For hundreds of former street children in Lobito, Angola, ‘16 June’ has a double significance. Not only is it the International Day of the African Child, it is also the name of the community they call home.

Christian Aid has issued the following statement in response to deadly attacks on staff members from two South Sudanese NGOs, including a partner organisation.

Christian Aid Ireland has condemned the excessive use of force along the border between the Gaza Strip and Israel after renewed violence broke out today during the third week of protests.

Christian Aid adventurous supporters joined Leah and Rosamond, for this exciting abseil down one of Belfast's most historic buildings.

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.

More countries today experience violence than at any time in the last 30 years, says our Global head of From Violence to Peace, Karol Balfe.

Christian Aid Ireland welcomes President Higgins' call at the U.N. General Assembly for world leaders to commit to peace.

Christian Aid Ireland and its supporters will sleep pit in Buoy Park, Belfast city centre to remember those displaced worldwide.

Seven years ago this week, on the tails of the Arab Spring, Syrians took to the streets to demand reform.

Calls for urgent investigation. Three murders take place within four days, including popular politician, Marielle Franco.