Giving a voice to those who are not heard

Carolina Zaballa Romero is a psychologist, artist, human rights activist—and, since August, the new coordinator for South America at Connexio hope and develop. She talks about her first impressions and how and why she got involved.

Hope despite everything?

The list of global crises is long - the food crisis, climate crisis, war, military conflicts and a crisis of confidence in liberal-democratic countries are affecting the prospect of a better future. People in the Global South, who are struggling with numerous crises, are particularly affected. How are they faring and what glimmers of hope are visible on the horizon?

Growing up: The Methodist Church in Cambodia celebrates its 25th birthday

In a simple ceremony on 11 September, Cambodian Methodists and members of the founding organizations paid tribute to the church's path. This should increasingly lead to independence. Chamroeun Yi, Luon Rachana and Peter Siegfried tell us what excites and worries them and what they wish for the birthday child.

Argentinian Protestant churches call for protection for pensioners

The current austerity policy is causing financial hardship for retired and sick people. The Association of Protestant Churches, to which the Methodist Church also belongs, believes this is unacceptable. It calls for more courageous and creative solutions from the government and appeals: "Choose life."

"Seeing the conditions in the camps was heartbreaking"

Cambodia and Thailand have been fighting over border areas again since May. Tens of thousands of people have fled. Connexio develop and the Methodist Church in Cambodia are supporting these people with aid packages.