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		A dream transformed into a nightmare "The number of migrant women, unaccompanied children, and teenagers is increasing", says Luis flores, A frontier intern placed in Tapachula. not far from the Sucihiate river, where smuggling of goods and human beings take place day after day under custom's officials noses. STORY HERE

		Assessing the impact of HIV/AIDS in West Africa West African countries have suffered from serious conflicts during the last decade. FIM intern Bertrand Tietcheu (Cameroon) has reported on the major impact of armed conflict on the spread of HIV/AIDS in the region, confirmed through his research in 2007. STORY HERE

		Human Rights and Physically Challenged People in Haiti “Malnutrition is a key factor leading to the development of physical and mental disabilities,” wrote Ezequiel Batista and Yaniurka Mosquera, from Cuba, the FIM intern couple undertaking their internship among people with disabilities in Haiti. STORY HERE

FRONTIER INTERNSHIP IN MISSION facilitates and organizes space and opportunity for various local communities of the world-wide Christian communions, the ecumenical movements and people’s movement organizations to come together, share their concerns on the meaning of Christian faith and the manner of its proclamation and witness in different cultural and social, political and economic situations.

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Is there still a need for FIM?
At a time when many churches and agencies have their own internship programs, what is FIM’s uniqueness? Or, to put it more bluntly, is there still a need for FIM? GET ARTICLE

Re-imaging mission
All along the history of the church, renewal movements and peoples have arisen to challenge the churches time and again to be faithful to the call of the gospel of Jesus. Can still FIM be counted among those movements?
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PRESS RELEASE: FIM Reorganization and Renewal
From May 22 to 24, the International Coordinating Committee of Frontier Internship in Mission met at the John Knox Reformed Center in Geneva to decide on the future of the program. READ MORE

NEW articles by our interns

The rights of a cow, little Arafat, “oh Jerusalem” and the challenge of understanding a map of Israel and the territories it occupies By Regula Kaufmann
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A WCC Seminar on Human Rights and Human Dignity
By Bernard Tietcheu
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“Singing, dancing and playing together”
By Victoria Tevis
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