Pope calls on international community to ensure respect for humanitarian law

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Pope calls on international community to ensure respect for humanitarian law

Following the Angelus on Sunday, Pope Francis calls for prayers for peace in conflict zones around the world, and appeals to the international community to ensure respect for humanitarian law. Read all

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Pope calls for end to strikes on civilians

Pope Francis reiterated his appeal for peace in the world's conflict zones during his Angelus address on Sunday and demanded a stop to attacks that hit civilians. (ANSA)

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During the first Angelus of the year Pope Francis made a call to respect international humanitarian law in the countries in conflict. This is an update of our Drafting Room...

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Pope Francis appealed this Monday to continue praying for peace and the end of the wars that ravage the world, during the prayer of the Angelus from the window of the Apostolic Palace and before the faithful gathered in St. Peter’s Square. For Infobae “Let us not forget to pray for peace. In the martyred Ukraine, Palestine, Israel, all countries that are at war,” said the pontiff, who also referred to Myanmar. “I assure you in a special way my p…

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Pope Francis is today celebrating Mass in the Basilica of St. Peter in Rome commemorated the Feast of the Proclamation of the Lord, also called the Feast of the Holy Three Kings. He called for peace in the Middle East and Ukraine. With today's Mass, the Pope concluded the Christmas celebrations in the Roman Catholic Church.

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Havana, 6 Jan (RHC) Cuba's Foreign Minister, Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla, today meant through his X account that Cuba joins the call of Pope Francis who urges the international community to act firmly to guarantee respect for international humanitarian law in armed conflicts.