On the website of the Federation of Reformed Churches in Indonesia (PGI), the churches of Surabaya express great concern about the serious attacks that shook the East Javanese city of Surabaya in mid-May.

Bernese photographer Jonathan Liechti receives an important recognition. At this year's "Swiss Press Photo Award" he reaches second place. For his sensitive pictures from the Nigerian refugee village Gurku he is awarded in the category portrait.

In a joint newsletter, Bodo Giannone, Tanja Giannone-Schwager and Martin Witmer report on their work and everyday life in the hospital of Manyemen in Cameroon.

The first newsletter from Simone Dollinger and Angel Román is here!

In June, international youth ambassadors from Mission 21's partner churches and partner organizations from Africa, Asia and Latin America will come to Switzerland.

He said the attack by two teenage suicide bombers was an alarming signal that violence was on the rise again in northern Nigeria.

The kidnapping of 276 schoolgirls from Chibok, Nigeria, will be commemorated for the fourth time on April 14. Mission 21 calls for solidarity with the victims of the terror of Boko Haram.

The work of Mission 21 in South Sudan was the focus of this year's Info and Encounter Day. Around 40 volunteers and people interested in the work of Mission 21 attended, among other things, the presentation on the situation in South Sudan, which is still suffering from the civil war.

Curfews, kidnappings and insecurity: life in Cameroon has changed. Togho Lumumba Mukong, coordinator of the projects of Mission 21's partners in Cameroon, reports in detail on the development of the situation in his country in an interview.

In the new newsletter from Yvonne and Ueli Zimmer we receive news from the women's work in Sabah.