Tag: Philippines

Former political detainees lambast current govt’s ‘attempt to rewrite history to erase the dark years of military rule’

Govt statistics show state security forces killed 50 percent more people from April to July than in preceding four months

Govt is not allowing Filipino health workers to go abroad in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic

Virgin Mary inspires many devotees to translate devotion into a concrete involvement in missionary life

They likewise urge Catholics to uphold the spirit of ecumenism when facing the challenges brought about by COVID-19

Violence in southern Philippine province has increased since a new anti-terrorism law was enacted in July

There are at least 609 political prisoners currently detained in various jails across the country

You’d think the despot and looter of the country’s wealth would nevermore be remembered after what he and his cronies did

Search ongoing for remaining crew members after ship carrying 6,000 cattle capsizes in East China Sea

Marcos imposed martial law in the country from 1972 to 1981 to suppress what was supposed to be an increasing civil strife and the threat of a communist takeover