Tag: Philippines
Philippine health workers bring COVID-19 vaccines to bedridden residents
Ensuring that vulnerable people get vaccinated is vital to limit their health risks because many live in extended households
WATCH: Roadside ‘community pantries’ pop up in Philippine capital
A “community pantry” set up in the village of Maginhawa in the Philippine capital inspired other villages to start their own
Philippines welcomes Hong Kong’s suspension of mandatory vaccination for foreign workers
Hong Kong announced it would reexamine the vaccine requirement for domestic helpers following complaints raised from some sectors
Philippine diocese launches cause for sainthood of slain Claretian missionary priest
Claretian missionary priest Rhoel Gallardo died on May 3, 2000, in an encounter between government forces and Abu Sayyaf Group fighters
Philippines slams Hong Kong’s plan to force foreign workers to get...
Philippine Foreign Affairs Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jr. said the move of Hong Kong authorities "smacks of discrimination"
Press freedom in the Philippines five years down the road
It is crucial to the understanding of freedom of the press that no power, however bloodthirsty...can divorce press freedom from social justice
Filipinos must break the chains of false narratives
We cannot let the words and claims of Duterte and his minions become our prison
SPOTLIGHT: Filipino priest heals body and soul
Father Jaime Roa glad to be able to fulfill his dream to be both a doctor and a priest
Pope Francis thanks Philippine religious men, women for contribution to Church
Pope 'recalls with gratitude' the contributions of generations of consecrated persons to the building up of the Church through apostolates
Filipino child rights groups call for inclusion of child protection in...
Incidence of violence against children, mostly by parents and caregivers, has dramatically increased globally during pandemic