St. Josephine Bakhita (1869 – 1947) is the patron saint of Sudan and of human trafficking survivors. Born in Darfur, Sudan, her feast day is 8 February. St Bakhita has become the universal symbol of the Church’s commitment against trafficking in persons.
UNODC — GLOBAL REPORT ON TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS 2022
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FULL TEXT — APOSTOLIC EXHORTATION GAUDETE ET EXSULTATE OF THE HOLY FATHER FRANCIS ON THE CALL TO HOLINESS IN TODAY’S WORLD
English: http://w2.vatican.va/content/francesco…
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE — 2022 Trafficking in Persons Report (TIP REPORT)
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New Vatican document examines potential and risks of AI
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Humanitarian debate: Law, policy, action — Migration and displacement
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“L’Eglise est plongée dans l’obscurité du Vendredi saint” — Par Laurent Dandrieu / Cardinal Sarah: “The Church is plunged into the darkness of Good Friday”
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