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April 30, 2019

Churches have been targets of attack in South Asia, Southeast Asia

Filipino women hold placards during a Sept. 3, 2016, protest in Manila condemning the bombing at a market in Davao. Experts cite a heightened danger for more than 150 million Catholics and other Christians across South and Southeast Asia following the April 21, 2019, Easter bomb attacks that killed more than 250 people and injured 500.

BANGKOK - Several experts believe the threat to churches in South and Southeast Asia has increased following the Easter bomb attacks that killed more than 250 people and injured 500.

Published in International
December 6, 2014

A decade after tsunami, Indonesians still wrestle with trauma

Nyak Minah stands in front of a store she added to the front of her home in Kubang Gajah, Indonesia, Nov. 4. Ten years after a giant tsunami swept across South Asia, survivors across the region still wrestle with the trauma that lingers long after the wa ter receded from thousands of seaside towns and villages.
BANDA ACEH, Indonesia - Ten years after a giant tsunami swept across South Asia, survivors across the region still wrestle with the trauma that lingers long after the water receded from thousands of seaside towns and villages.

Published in International