from PBS dot-org program message board on "Religion and Ethics Newsweekly":
Doctors Without Borders http://bit.ly/12ov9mC published a briefing today (December 2) that continues to criticize the international response to the Ebola crisis in West Africa as slow and insufficient, and UN leaders who met November 29 in Geneva with the World Council of Churches http://bit.ly/12ovi9z are calling for more cooperation between faith leaders and the international community to fight Ebola. The UN Secretary General’s Special Envoy on Ebola said “The faith groups are absolutely key to the Ebola response because they have access to the communities.”
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