Award-winning Pakistani film suspended over blasphemy row
Filmmaker calls on people to stop ‘spewing hate’ in name of religion
Philippine Catholic bishops create office to address clergy sex abuse
The new office is intended to help people bring their concerns on issues regarding the protection of minors
World Court orders Myanmar to protect Rohingya from acts of genocide
Myanmar will now have to regularly report on its efforts to protect the Rohingya from acts of genocide every six months until a final ruling in the case
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‘Not colonialism but faith’: Celebrating 500 years of Christianity in the Philippines
The Church and Christianity is an integral part of Philippine history and culture
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Many people are no longer swayed by narratives of 'resilience' or 'acts of God' that ultimately blame the victims and seek to excuse criminal negligence
Malaysia’s civil service: Where incompetence is the reality
The Southeast Asian country suffers from decades of corruption and cronyism, plus a racist agenda which favors Malays regardless of competence
Where have all those behind past Philippine uprisings gone?
The Filipino people toppled their political leaders twice — in 1986 and 2001
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