Contents tagged with Zimbabwe
Filed in: United Nations | by Jordan Sekulow | 10:21 AM Jul. 26, 2012
Assisting Africans in Supporting Pro-Life and Pro-Family Values
The growing cultural war is not unique to the United States. The ACLJ has been at the forefront in this country and abroad working to protect life and defend pro-family policies. Recently, a highly biased report published by the liberal Political Research Associates accused the ACLJ and other faith-based western groups of importing anti-abortion and homophobic political agendas into Africa with the intent to “establish a new legal infrastructure on the African continent that reflects the ... Continue Reading
Filed in: United Nations | by ACLJ.org | 12:00 AM Jul. 8, 2010
A Call to Action - Who Will Speak for Us?
At a time when the voice of Christianity is needed most to serve as a moral compass to guide the Constitution-making process in Zimbabwe, there has been a resounding silence. Government officials have pleaded with the Christian community to become involved in the process of crafting a new Constitution for their country. Yet, there remains a degree of passivity and lethargy in the Body of Christ, and there is a sense of weariness in the nation generally. The outreach teams have begun their consultation meetings with members of the public in all ten of Zimbabwes provinces but attendance has been low, which can be attributed to a combination of different factors. At present, the constitutional process is beleaguered by various problems and obstacles and is fast losing credibility and legitimacy. The Constitution Parliamentary Committee (Copac) has expressed concern over lack of adequate publicity of the ongoing Constitution outreach exercise, saying it is likely to impact negatively on ... Continue Reading
