Tag: Philippines

It is discrimination and stigma that kill people living with HIV, not the disease itself

We are coming dangerously close to an irreversible failure of all our magnanimous endeavors

Religious celebrations should be considered ‘essential services’ allowed during lockdown, Bishop Broderick Pabillo says

Mining operations on the island of Homonhon uses a process that they will decimate the island's flora and fauna

Families of victims of enforced disappearances remember their loved ones amid the uncertainty of the situation

Muslims view the observance of Ramadan during the lockdown as an opportunity to devote time to God

Suspension of religious celebrations due to the pandemic did not prevent a Catholic priest in the central Philippine province of Leyte from caring for his flock

You don't control an infectious disease by deploying fully-armed soldiers and police out in the streets and in communities

The military's heightened presence in communities came as the government announced it will impose stricter quarantine rules

Church-run radio network aims to serve as conduit for Christians in Asia and across the globe especially during difficult times