German donors visit drug rehab center

BANGLADESH: Officials say they will continue support for clinic for at least three more years

Kidnappings squeeze aid programs

PAKISTAN: Caritas says seven foreign staff have been abducted, four already in January

State seeks help in Maoist areas

INDIA: Reports say development groups being sought to assist in federal projects

Tsunami victims smile through tears

SRI LANKA: Caritas helps survivors rebuild their lives

Caritas brings warmth to quake survivors

JAPAN: Winter brings new problems for displaced people

Don’t put ties on North aid, says Caritas

KOREA: Placing extra demands on humanitarian supplies will backfire, say experts

Caritas trains development workers

NEPAL: Animation course teaches how to tackle social problems more effectively

Caritas tries to stop driving with drugs

HONG KONG: A Caritas branch that specialises in helping people with drug problems launched a campaign on ...

Migrant workers get flood crisis care

THAILAND: Relief center established to overcome cultural problems among laid-off labourers

Day of prayer for displaced Kachins

MYANMAR: Army attacks on villages continue, more than 20,000 now forced out of homes

Conference tackles flooding issues

PAKISTAN: Aid groups say repeated flooding requires relocation of vulnerable residents

Bishop hopes for closer Caritas-govt contact

JAPAN: The President of Caritas Japan, Bishop Isao Kikuchi, SVD, hopes that the government - under a new leader - can start a "stable and fruitful collaboration" with religious communities, reports Fides.