The Religion and Ethics Report

What are the ethics of the US agreeing to supply Ukraine with cluster bomb munitions, which are banned by 123 countries because of the danger to civilians?

The Good Shepherd Sisters in Melbourne has been running a financial support program for 40 years, but the demand today is especially great.

The challenges of navigating the fraught terrain of ethical healthcare and funding.  

With a national spotlight on anti-corruption, what does it mean for the transactional nature of politics today?

Buried deep inside key Russian security documents is the doctrine of so-called "spiritual security." It argues that Russia needs to defend not just territory, but also against moral values from the west.

Türkiye's Erdogan is beginning his third term after a narrow re-election last month. While he's playing peacemaker in Ukraine, at home he grows more autocratic.

Are the vicars of England about to walk out of their pulpits and onto the picket line? It's the first time in history that the clergy are demanding a pay rise. 

An increasingly common practice in India is the so-called dowry – the valuables a woman’s family must provide to her husband when they marry. But dowries are also behind a rising tide of violence against wives whose parents struggle to meet constant demands for money.

Modern slavery is a global crisis entrapping 50 million people, including 41,000 in Australia. Human rights commissioner Lorraine Finlay is calling on the federal government to do more to combat modern slavery,

Kenyan woman Sophie Otiende was taken from her family at just thirteen, put to work and denied the education promised by her uncle. She now runs a fund to combat modern slavery globally.