A new report has revealed a shocking surge in the number of suspected modern slavery victims in the UK, reaching over 10,000, marking a 52% increase in reported cases of slavery in 2019. The figures were first released by NYDailyNews. It is reported that Britain is home to at least 136,000 modern slaves, with four in 10 cases allegedly involving child victims, according to the Global Slavery Index. Data from the Home Office shows that 10,627 potential trafficking victims were referred to the UK's framework for identifying modern slavery abuses in 2019, compared with 6,993 in 2018. "We need to think about how the system is working in practice for the people it was set up to identify and help," said Kate Roberts, manager at Anti-Slavery I...

Bishop Ignatius Kaigama, from Abuja Catholic Diocese, shared his thoughts on the impact of the Coronavirus pandemic, stating that the disease has brought humanity to a common level. Kaigama highlighted that all nations, regardless of their size or power, are in need of assistance as the virus continues to spread rapidly worldwide.   “The disease has equalized us. Both powerful and smaller nations find themselves on the same footing, experiencing the effects and struggling to cope,” Kaigama expressed after conducting a Palm Sunday Mass in an empty church, following government directives to prohibit public gatherings. He added, “The pandemic has emphasized the importance of collective effort in overcoming societal challenges." “All nations, irrespective of their development status...

US President Donald J. Trump used his Twitter platform on Sunday to extend well-wishes for Palm Sunday amidst the Coronavirus pandemic, which has caused around 8,492 deaths in the United States as of Sunday. Trump, a self-proclaimed Christian, hailing from the pandemic's epicenter, New York, tweeted: "'Palm Sunday is the beginning of a Holy week for many people of Faith and a great day to lift our voices in Prayer. I will be tuning into Pastor @greglaurie at @harvestorg Church in Riverside, California tomorrow at 11:00 A.M. Eastern.' Some of his followers were not pleased, attributing him with responsibility for the spread in the US and labeling him as 'hypocritical.' However, the Christian community lauded him for advocating for Christians in America and ...

On Sunday, US President Donald J. Trump took to Twitter to extend well-wishes for Palm Sunday amid the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic in the United States, which has resulted in approximately 8,492 deaths.                                                                   Trump, a self-proclaimed Christian, tweeted from the epicenter of the Coronavirus outbreak, his native New York: "Palm Sunday is the beginning of a Holy week for many people of Faith and a great day to lift our voices in Prayer. I will be tuning into Pastor @greglaurie at @harvestorg Church in Riverside, California tomorrow at 11:00 A.M. Eastern."                    Some of his followers were critical, blaming him for the spread of the virus and labeling him as 'hypocritical,'...