‘Dulce et Decorum est Pro patria mori?’ A Christian Aid secondary assembly.

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‘Dulce et Decorum est Pro patria mori?’ A Christian Aid secondary assembly

Many countries were involved in the First World War. Wikimedia commons

Is it sweet and proper to die for your country? Wikimedia commons

Conflict continues around the world today. Christian Aid/Sarah Malian

Wikimedia commons Can you find the Democratic Republic of Congo?

Christian Aid/Tom Stoddart/Getty Images Shukuru (purple top) had to flee her village because of fighting.

Christian Aid/Tom Stoddart/Getty Images CBCA helped to reunite many children with their families.