Hello everyone and welcome to Armpore. Here's what's coming up.

We also spoke to some children up in Kagan-Duhan Dura we have some really disturbing stories to share with us.

Confronting a priest accused of abusing some of the world's most vulnerable children,

we have a special report. Then, The minute you see an average of eight people getting killed every night,

that was what our reporter was coming home with.

That's off the scale.

The journalist going toe to toe with Filipino president Rodrigo Duterte.

Rapper CEO Maria Ressa joins me and suddenly the experience itself one could, is the artwork.

As the Oxford English Dictionary makes climate emergency its word of the year,

world-renowned artist Olavirsson

on connecting with nature.

Plus, should the law encourage... on connecting with nature.

Plus, should the law encourage forgiveness?

Harvard Legal Professor Martha Mino

navigates this tricky subject. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christina Montpur in London.

Pope Francis makes a historic trip to Thailand this week where he's holding his first mass in the country

and calling for the protection of women and children from abuse and exploitation

reaffirming his zero tolerance policy in the Roman Catholic Church sexual abuse crisis.

But incredibly, the awful practice of moving accused molesters from parish to

parish around the world continues where they are free to roam and prey on unsuspecting new communities.

They are even sent to areas in the developing world

where children are even more vulnerable.

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