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Espionage bill raises press freedom, human rights concerns

Civil society groups say broad surveillance and secrecy provisions threaten public-interest reporting, source protection and humanitarian documentation nationwide

Church presses for ‘just transition’ as coal uncertainty threatens workers in...

Church leaders are pressing government and industry to protect livelihoods, diversify the economy and rehabilitate mining-affected island communities

Energy groups renew call for DOE chief to quit over rising...

Coalition says repeated outages and rising generation charges are squeezing households already struggling with stagnant wages and costs

Church groups say Veloso pardon should renew fight against human trafficking

nterfaith leaders say Veloso’s freedom should renew efforts against trafficking and address poverty and exploitation driving migrant vulnerability

Civil society presses AIIB to tighten climate, community safeguards

Civil society groups say AIIB’s next decade should give affected communities greater protection, participation and access to remedy

Philippines pardons migrant worker Mary Jane Veloso after 16 years in...

A Filipina once sentenced to death in Indonesia is set for release as advocates demand stronger trafficking protections

Sri Lankan Church seeks full truth after Easter bombing convictions

Sri Lanka’s Catholic Church welcomed the convictions but said investigators must still establish who facilitated the deadly 2019 attacks

Senate court drops 16-vote threshold in Duterte impeachment trial

Senator-judges redefine the conviction threshold as Duterte’s defense keeps open a possible Supreme Court challenge to the ruling

Sri Lanka gives 220-year terms to 15 convicted over Easter bombings

Landmark convictions bring first accountability for Easter Sunday bombings as separate probe examines alleged links to state actors

Energy advocate seeks Philippine energy chief’s resignation over handling of power...

Energy advocate blames fossil-fuel expansion and weak oversight for outages, rising costs and continued pressure on Filipino consumers

Pax Silica faces calls for safeguards on water, Indigenous land rights...

Faith and environmental advocates warn that water, energy and Indigenous rights concerns must be resolved before commitments proceed

Easter bombing verdict comes amid scrutiny of alleged state links

The case has exposed unresolved questions over intelligence failures, extremist networks and accountability for the 2019 Easter bombings

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