Daniel Nour speaks with Ursula Rakova on the topic of climate change and its effects on the people of Papua New Guinea and their cultural preservation.

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Daniel Nour invites Negaya Chorley from Caritas Australia to explore how climate change impacts upon third world countries. Together they explore how climate change has heightened the effects felt by climate refugees. They also explore what Australians can do to assist in this crisis.

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In this interview, Daniel Nour speaks with John McCarthy QC, head of the Sydney Archdiocesan Anti-Slavery Taskforce. They discuss the prevalence of slavery in the 21st-century, the steps that the Archdiocese of Sydney is taking to eradicate slavery, and practical steps that people can take to help.

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In this podcast interview, Daniel Nour speaks with Fr Charles Dittmeier about his experiences in serving the people of Cambodia, particularly the deaf community. Fr Charles explains some of the challenges of working in Cambodia, including poverty, lack of education and Buddhist philosophies such as karma.

Fr Charles Dittmeier is part of this year’s Project Compassion campaign. To find out more or to donate, visit the Caritas Australia website.

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In this podcast interview, Daniel Nour speaks to immigration lawyer Amir Awad about his experience with refugees, and the current Australian system’s lack of fairness in the treatment of asylum seekers.

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Daniel Nour speaks to Naomi Steer of Australia for UNHCR about the current refugee crisis. Naomi draws from her experience as she discusses the “megatrends” forcing people from their homes, how supporting nations helps reduce refugee numbers, and her optimism about Australia’s response to refugees on the ground.

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Daniel Nour speaks to Ruth Moraes of the Sydney Archdiocese’s Justice and Peace Office about how to better give gifts at Christmas. Ruth explores the rise of consumerism as Christmas has become less religious, the human and environmental considerations in shopping, and how these principals can help eliminate exploitation and slavery when applied to shopping throughout the year.

To find out more about the Justice and Peace Office for the Archdiocese of Sydney, visit the Justice and Peace Office website.

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Daniel Nour speaks to Benjamin Blanchard of SOS Chrétiens d’Orient and Natasha Marsh of Aid to the Church in Need about the state of persecuted Christians of the Middle East in 2017, and the pressing need of recently liberated towns from ISIS. Benjamin and Natasha also speak about the work of their respective organisations.

To find out more about SOS Chrétiens d’Orient, visit the SOS Chrétiens d’Orient Facebook page (or the French-language SOS Chrétiens d’Orient website).

To find out more about Aid to the Church in Need, visit the Aid to the Church in Need Australia website.

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Following the bombing of St Peter’s Church in Cairo, Daniel Nour speaks with Egyptian political scientist Samuel Tadros about Muslims and Christians in modern day Egypt.

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Note: (In the Photo) Muslims and Christians hold lighted candles in downtown Cairo, following a deadly explosion inside a Coptic cathedral in Cairo, Egypt, December 14, 2016.

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With Donald Trump’s rise to power shocking many, Media Analyst at the Catholic Archdiocese of Los Angeles, Patrick Langrell, talks to host Daniel Nour about the questions: How should Catholics respond to Trump’s sometimes disturbing statements about women, ethnic communities and the economy? Is this the end of the world as we know it, or perhaps a new opportunity for good?

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