Tag: Philippines
Filipino Nobel laureate Maria Ressa to appeal cyber libel conviction in Supreme...
The Court of Appeals had rejected a motion to reconsider its upholding of her 2020 conviction, a move her lawyer said was "disappointing”
Filipino Catholics launch ‘bamboo forest’ project to help fight climate change
“This is our humble contribution to help protect our environment,” said Bishop Jose Colin Bagaforo of Caritas Philippines
Philippine senator cries ‘discrimination’ over media tagging of hostage-takers as ‘Muslims’
"The word 'Muslim' should not be used to describe a person, especially if he has something to do with crime and terrorism"
Philippine Church leaders urge faithful to help amplify issues of Indigenous...
The Church observed Indigenous Peoples Sunday on October 9 and called on the people not to make the observance “just as a token”
The power of Fair Trade to change the lives of the...
The three years had been hard for the Aeta mango farmers without a harvest of pico and carabao varieties of mango by the indigenous farmers
Photos: ‘La Naval de Manila’
Thousands of Filipino Catholics braved the rain and the threat of the coronavirus disease to join in the "La Naval de Manila” procession
On first 100 days of Marcos presidency, Philippine Church leaders call...
Several Church leaders said they are dismayed over the president’s “lack of focus”
Religious congregation of nuns names first Filipino superior
"The new responsibility is a big challenge for me,” said Sister Marie Ingkie Veloz Taboclaon
Faith-based group says killing of Manila broadcaster proves ‘culture of impunity’
The killing “shows that the culture of impunity in the country is far from over”
Philippines’ anti-death penalty lobby lacks numbers, says prison ministry official
At present, there are six pending measures in Congress that seek to restore capital punishment in the country















