Journeys to justice

by Philip Hunt

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The chief executive of the World Vision agency writes about his travel experiences from 1977 to 1993. This work tackles the issues of justice in culturally and politically diverse countries as South Africa, Sri Lanka, Israel, Ethiopia, China, Vietnam, Cambodia, Mozambique and Somalia.

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The chief executive of the World Vision agency writes about his travel experiences from 1977 to 1993. This work tackles the issues of justice in culturally and politically diverse countries as South Africa, Sri Lanka, Israel, Ethiopia, China, Vietnam, Cambodia, Mozambique and Somalia.

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