Pope denounces racism and human trafficking

THE Pope yesterday denounced racism, xenophobia and the "terrible crime" of human trafficking in a message calling it a Christian duty to welcome immigrants.

Tue, 03 Dec, 2002 - 00:00

At the same time, he said immigrants must "honour the countries which receive them", respecting the laws, culture and traditions.

"Only in this way will social harmony prevail," the Pope said.

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