Tag: Human rights
WYO4Children: Fostering growth through music and art for orphans in Vietnam
The World Youth Orchestra was founded on Sept. 15, 2001, serving as a beacon of cultural diplomacy and peacekeeping efforts
Thai police free Lao teenager after report of employer’s sexual abuse
The woman climbed a wall at the home to reach Thai police officers who had arrived outside the home along with her brother
Patriarch Pizzaballa: Ceasefire in Gaza, more urgent than ever
"It is clear that solutions must be found that guarantee stability, freedom, and dignity for both Palestinians and Israelis."
Pope: Imitate Jesus’ way of giving
In his message, Pope Francis pondered how to balance the concept of selflessly giving without expecting anything in return
Vatican on France’s abortion amendment: There cannot be a ‘right’ to...
Pope Francis has long been a vocal opponent of abortion, calling it “murder” and saying that it is equivalent to “hiring a hitman.”
Pro-environment groups in Manila oppose proposed wind farm within conservation area
The Masungi Georeserve is a conservation area situated in the southern Sierra Madre range in Baras, Rizal, 47 kilometers east of Manila
Vatican voices concern over autonomous weapons
Archbishop Balestrero argued that autonomous weapons lack moral agency and thus cannot be considered morally responsible entities
Burkina Faso prelate urges peace and unity in response to terrorist...
The Bishop stressed the importance of responding to violence with peace, faith, and hope, aligning with Christian values
Philippine groups renew call to scrap 1995 mining law
The groups urged the passage of the People’s Mining Bill that will regulate the industry and “ensure accountability"
‘Program Pintu Depan’: Empowering youth in Indonesia’s remote regions
The "Program Pintu Depan" aims for young indigenous people to return to their native villages to contribute to their development














