Tag: Philippines
Philippine Catholic bishops call for end to ‘coronavirus stigma’
Bishop Broderick Pabillo of Manila likened the new coronavirus disease with leprosy at the time of Jesus
Philippine youth leaders challenge Duterte’s anti-terror law
New law threatens Filipinos ability to express opinions freely, they say
Human rights activist slain in central Philippines knew her life was...
Zara Alvarez was the 13th human rights worker under the group Karapatan killed since July 2016
Aeta tribe in Philippines face govt opposition to hold ancestral land
Amidst the pandemic, they’re worried lowlanders will return to try and claim their land again
The family: An oasis of love in troubled times
Family units should support individual freedoms, but it is not in subservient service to it
Millions suffer job loss in Philippines due to pandemic, survey says
But researchers warn against easing quarantine restrictions
Choose life: Reflections on the reimposition of the death penalty
Legalizing the death penalty in the Philippines one more time is not a sign of progression, but retrogression
Caritas joins calls for probe into Philippine public health insurance corruption...
Authorities urged to uncover the truth, serve justice and let everyone involved be accountable
Philippine Catholic bishops urge faithful to respond to pandemic ‘with eyes...
Public must hear responsible and reasonable voices that are critical and discerning against false narratives, prelates say
Mindanao’s tribal children have no school to go back to this...
Activist blames govt for trying to erase the entire indigenous knowledge, culture, and tradition
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