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Mary E. Northridge, PhD, MPH, Editor-in-Chief

The Reverend Nicolau Costa, a Roman Catholic priest in Kuito, Angola, is featured on the cover this month for his unrelenting work as an unofficial and unpaid investigator of human rights violations by government soldiers and police officers. "As a priest I go everywhere, mostly by foot, but the population is traumatized to such an extent that many people don't complain anymore," explained Father Costa. "But it's hard for me to keep quiet. I speak what I feel, what I see. What I see is horrible." In recent years, the Roman Catholic Church has become one of the most important . . . [Full Text]

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