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Carbon credit scheme sees Indigenous Cambodians harassed, evicted: report
Chong Indigenous villagers said while they support preservation, the project restricted their ability to farm, forage, and collect firewood
IN PHOTOS: Episcopal Ordination of Bishop Stephen Booblert Promsena of Ubon...
The Nunciature urged the faithful to pray for Bishop Stephen, "seeking God's generous blessings on his new path".
Falling Birth Rate
The challenge for governments, civil society, and the Church is to become aware of the existential threat of population decline
‘Learning and growing at an IP center is a step closer...
This learning equips students with craft-making skills that can be used to earn a living or even start a business in the future
Pope Francis calls for prayers, sends condolences to Muslims, Christians killed...
The Diocese of Dori confirmed to Vatican News on Monday evening that 12 were killed in the initial attack, while three others died later
Vanishing ice, vanishing giants: Urgent tale of polar bears
Their survival is not only crucial for maintaining biodiversity but also for inspiring humanity to live more harmoniously with our planet
Catholic Actors in global discussions on ecology and climate justice
The Catholic Church is increasingly recognizing the vital role of faith voices in affirming the moral imperative of climate justice
Chinese authorities release dozens of Tibetans arrested for dam protests
The dam could submerge monasteries in Dege’s Wangbuding township and force residents of villages near the Drichu River to relocate
The AI dilemma: job loss, hallucinations, and virtual girlfriends
"How do you get an investigative reporter if you don’t have a newsroom and you don’t have that mentorship, that job, that on-the-job training?”
Rights group decries ‘lighter penalties’ vs Philippine cops involved in killing...
The court convicted a police officer of homicide for the killing of 17-year-old Baltazar in an assumed case of mistaken identity















