Katie Harrison

• 5 reason white evangelicals voted for Donald Trump

  Katie Harrison | Tue 27 Feb 2018 11:25 GMT

  Katie Harrison on why Trump's evangelical supporters have knowingly embraced with open arms a man who makes no apology for his behaviour.

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  Glimpses of how the world should be in the struggle against sexual harassment

  Katie Harrison | Mon 4 Dec 2017 11:39 GMT

  Three years ago, when working for Tearfund, I interviewed women who had been raped during the violent conflict in Central African Republic. Their stories were searing, and their trauma clearly visible.

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  Australia's same-sex marriage vote: How did religious groups vote?

  Katie Harrison | Fri 17 Nov 2017 16:30 GMT

  Was the vote as emphatic as it is being made out?

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  Meet The Christians Whose Lives Have Been Transformed By The Bible In The Congo

  Katie Harrison | Sun 20 Nov 2016 9:24 GMT

  In Congo Brazzaville, where political unrest and a history of war makes reconciliation difficult, Bible Society in Congo has brought the Bible to life for hundreds of people.

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  Nigeria: How churches are responding to Boko Haram

  Katie Harrison | Thu 26 Mar 2015 15:56 GMT

  In northern Nigeria, the same churchgoers are both survivors of Boko Haram attacks and volunteers serving others who have been displaced.

• 'Rape capital of the world' is in desperate need of help

  Katie Harrison | Wed 10 Dec 2014 9:12 GMT

  Women and children are being brutalised, but the Church is bringing hope, writes Katie Harrison.

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  William Hague has given a voice to women raped in wartime - we should be grateful for that

  Katie Harrison | Tue 15 Jul 2014 12:33 BST

  William Hague quits as Foreign Secretary, but his legacy on sexual violence should endure, writes Katie Harrison.

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  Angelina Jolie and rape in war: Does celebrity endorsement of a 'cause' actually do any good?

  Katie Harrison | Thu 12 Jun 2014 16:23 BST

  She's wooed the press this week, but what difference will Angelina Jolie's endorsement make in the long term?

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  'They kept going until I lost consciousness'. The reality of rape as a weapon of war

  Katie Harrison | Wed 11 Jun 2014 8:38 BST

  Katie Harrison reports from Uganda and CAR about the impact of violence on communities