Archbishop defines the word refuge

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Archbishop defines the word refuge

The Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams has defined the word refuge as part of the Simple Acts campaign.

To celebrate the launch of Refugee Week, the Refugee Week team and Wordia we were fortunate enough to get some time from the Archbishop of Canterbury giving us his views on refuge. The interview was highlighted by the Guardian Liberty section.

Check out his definition, along with a host of other folks understandings on Wordia.

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