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Thai Catholic business leaders strengthen faith-based entrepreneurship through growing national network

A growing Catholic business network links entrepreneurs nationwide to advance livelihoods, spiritual formation, and social responsibility

Malaysia launches refugee registration scheme as thousands of Rohingya seek stability...

Advocates welcome greater recognition for refugees but caution that legal status alone cannot guarantee safety and dignity

Rights groups warn Philippine anti-disinformation bill could be used to curb...

Media and rights groups say stronger safeguards are needed to prevent misuse against critics and journalists

Magnificent humanity challenged by digital revolution

AI-driven digital platforms risk exposing young people to harmful content that normalizes abuse and erodes moral judgment

Myanmar report links Buddhist nationalism to crackdown on women’s and LGBTQ...

Researchers say religiously framed narratives increasingly legitimize surveillance, discrimination, and violence against vulnerable communities in Myanmar

Sabah training equips Indigenous youth to defend culture, land, and identity

Young Indigenous leaders in Sabah explored ancestral knowledge, community organizing, and cultural leadership through a regional training initiative

YSpeak told youth to ‘speak the truth with courage.’ Then Caritas...

Questions remain over how organizations balance open discussion, public accountability, and institutional responsibilities in civic education

Church intimidation in Yogyakarta revives concerns over Indonesia’s religious freedom

Civil society groups urge dialogue and legal remedies after a worship service became the focus of community tensions

Church leaders warn against ‘selective accountability’ amid corruption controversies in Philippines

Church leaders urged Filipinos to resist normalized corruption and demand ethical leadership, transparency, and moral responsibility in governance

Indian bishops welcome Pope’s AI encyclical as defense of poor amid...

Indian bishops promote Pope Leo XIV’s AI encyclical as ethical guide protecting vulnerable communities amid rapid technological transformation

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