Tag: Philippines
Philippines as ‘super typhoon’ hotspot needs to be center of policy...
Strong weather disturbances are no longer aberrations, but are the “new normal” as the country faces the climate crisis
Philippine vice president appeals to priests to help fight ‘new form...
In a meeting with Catholic priests and lay leaders, Vice President Robredo said disinformation is the new form of "vote-buying"
Marcos heir wins Philippine election misinformation race, says report
False and misleading claims have flooded Facebook, YouTube, TikTok and Twitter in the lead-up to the May 9 polls
Speaking out against ‘sinful politics’ is a challenge for Philippine clergy
Speaking out against “sinful politics” has become dangerous for some members of the clergy in the Philippines
Greenpeace warns of something ‘fishy’ in Philippines’ ‘midnight nuclear deals’
The Philippines and the US signed an MOU that aims to boost cooperation on developing the Philippines’ nuclear energy program
Photo exhibit recalls ‘horrors’ of Philippine martial law, tags abuse victims...
The exhibit of black and white photographs taken by documentary photojournalist Rick Rocamora tags victims of human rights abuses as heroes
Catholic bishop hits proposed rehabilitation of Philippines’ mothballed nuclear plant
In February, President Rodrigo Duterte signed an executive order adopting a nuclear energy program for the country
Philippine Carmelites back candidates for president, vice president in national elections
The congregation of men and women religious said they made the decision "after deep discernment" and prayer
Strong quakes shake Indonesia, Philippines but cause no damage
Officials in both countries said there were no immediate reports of casualties or damage, and there was no tsunami threat from either quake
Green activists call on Philippine gov’t to stop playing with dirty...
Greenpeace says that nuclear power will not solve the climate crisis, saying that the nuclear plant life cycle contributes to climate change














