Tag: Philippines
Not only a legal triumph
The triumph in the Karen and Sherlyn case is not simply a legal triumph, but also a spark that brings hope to the families of the missing
Incidents of hunger in Philippines rise during first quarter of 2022
An estimated 3.1 million families experienced involuntary hunger, or being hungry and not having anything to eat at least once
SPOTLIGHT: Fighting disinformation ‘one Filipino at a time’
Martial law rights abuse victims vow to keep on telling the stories of "martyrs and heroes" until justice is truly served
Philippine court junks charges against urban poor who defied lockdown to...
The court said the residents were “within their rights when they went outside of their respective residences to plea for food”
Philippine diocese appeals for families affected by volcanic eruption
The social action arm of the diocese said many residents are in need of beddings, masks, food packs, and bottled water
Filipino priest appointed general secretary of Claretian congregation in Rome
Father Limpo Lo assumed the position on June 5, three days after his appointment was ratified by the superior general of the congregation
Living the reality of contradictions
Contradictions in the world should not deprive us of the truth that our human rights is universal, inviolable, and inalienable
BTS calls for racial equality and moral values
The new Philippine administration will need more than a Korean boy band to build a nation based on justice and equality
Photos: Pedal for People and Planet on World Environment Day 2022
Climate activists and bikers pedaled in the Philippine capital on Sunday, June 5, 2022, to mark this year’s World Environment Day
Mindanao bishop says fight against open-pit mining not over despite veto...
“We remain vigilant until the present threat to amend the lifting of the open-pit mining ban is completely done,” said Bishop Cerilo Casicas