Tag: Philippines
Philippines to deport 40,000 Chinese workers in online gaming crackdown
China, which has previously called on the Philippines to ban all forms of online gambling, welcomed the latest crackdown
Philippine Church leader admits poor remain in ‘margins of the Church’
“We have tended to limit the church involvement of the laity to serving the Church rather than serving society"
Netizens call for protection of mountain after it saved Philippine capital...
Super Typhoon Noru weakened into a typhoon after hitting the Sierra Madre mountain range in Dingalan, Aurora province
Church to remain vigilant vs corruption, human rights abuses, says Philippine...
“We will also remain vigilant and critical to all forms of corruption, mishandling of public funds and violations of human rights”
Philippine typhoon leaves six people dead
The most powerful storm to hit the Philippines this year swept across the main island of Luzon on Sunday and Monday
Super typhoon barrels toward Philippines
Super Typhoon Noru was packing maximum sustained wind speeds of 195 kilometers an hour after an unprecedented "explosive intensification"
Philippine Protestant bishops to pursue legal action against ‘red-taggers’
The Protestant bishops said “red-tagging” and false accusations “lead to a serious threat to life,” which “cannot be condoned”
No moving on from martial law without justice, accountability, says Catholic...
"There can be no moving on when there is no justice and accountability,” said Bishop Jose Colin Bagaforo of Caritas Philippines
Philippine media group fights disinformation by bringing movies to grassroots
It is the duty of truth-tellers to fight all forms of lies and protect the public from misinformation and disinformation
‘Do not forget the lessons of martial law’ — Cardinal Jose...
"In the middle of darkness, we saw light. In the face of the bad things that happened, we learned lessons"














