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Based on 3 verified sources covering Myanmar:

Chaldean bishops warn of worrying 'tension' post elections Activists denounce attacks against civil society and media. At least 77 cases of violations during the electoral round. Protests also on the Christian vote and those elected. [1]

Newly appointed Cardinal Pizzaballa visits Jenin, a people stunned by violence but ‘resilient’ The Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem will get his scarlet cassock on 30 September. Today he visited the Palestinian city at the centre of the latest violence. [2]

Global Church News - Pope invites Georgian Orthodox to unity through baptism Oct 03, 2016 Speaking to Georgia's religious and civil authorities on Saturday, Pope Francis affirmed the country's Christian identity, and called the Georgian Orthodox Chur... [3]

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