Last week we invited readers to nominate their favourite books about heroes and heroines of conscience, using a Google form that makes it simple to do. From the responses we have chosen ten, which we have published today. Thanks to those who contributed. If your choice didn't make the cut it will have given us ideas for future lists. Send us your ideas anyway.
Sheila Liaugminas is dismayed at the mere lip-service being paid to the issue of genocide against Christians and other religious minorities in the Middle East. It seems that even in the refugee camps they are discriminated against, so many remain outside them, exisitng in great insecurity.
By contrast there are many individuals working generously to help their needy neighbours, as Pope Francis is urging us to do, and as you can see in the inspiring video, Work for free.
Carolyn Moynihan
Deputy Editor,
MERCATORNET
 | Heroes and heroines of conscience: the list
Carolyn Moynihan | FEATURES | 20 April 2016
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 | Working for free
Carolyn Moynihan | ABOVE | 20 April 2016
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 | US Secretary of State Kerry declared genocide
Sheila Liaugminas | SHEILA REPORTS | 20 April 2016
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 | Bulgaria: off the edge of the precipice
Marcus Roberts | DEMOGRAPHY IS DESTINY | 20 April 2016
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 | Why pioneers are disillusioned with the ‘mindfulness’ scene
Denyse O'Leary | ABOVE | 20 April 2016
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 | Losing a parent to death or divorce - which is worse?
Nicole M. King | FAMILY EDGE | 20 April 2016
Research shows that “Parental separation was significantly associated with almost all disorders.”
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