We pray for the migrants whose desperation to reach a safe place is treated as a public spectacle by the media. We ask that God grant journalists—those who are treating migrants like objects to boost ratings—hearts of flesh. (Ezekiel 11:19)
This is not journalism: complain about recent coverage of Channel crossings
you have to understand,
that no one puts their children in a boat
unless the water is safer than the land
Warsan Shire, “Home”
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I often get asked, “What has CPT accomplished?” This is a fair question as we celebrate forty years, especially when most organisations measure their work
What if the most painful displacement is not leaving home, but returning to discover that the place you love is slowly being made to forget you?
After a CPT delegation in the US-Mexico Borderlands, David Leaman joined our team in Palestine. In both places, he came across oppressive dividing walls. Here, he reflects on their role as colonial tools, and the common call of CPT in different parts of the world to dissolve them.