LiCAS.news PhilippinesLIGHT FOR THE VOICELESS

“Have you ever experienced typhoons in the provinces?” asks Gabriel Villanueva, the village chief. “Well, they can make you cry.”

More resources have to be devoted to detecting and apprehending child abusers and increasing the penalties for crimes against children

The rice liberalization law resulted in the country's "total reliance" on a very limited market for food security

We can speculate that manipulative forces in society welcome and promote collective silence, docility, moral decay, and social ignorance

The priests decried what they described as the “lack of sustained and programmatic interventions” on how to help indigenous peoples

The case of Mommy Ina and her baby River would long be remembered for the brazen cruelty it stands for

Reina Mae Nasino, a 23-year-old urban poor community organizer, was arrested on charges of illegal possession of firearms and explosives

To protect the learning modules, he has to wrap it with plastic, seals it in a plastic box, and carries it on his shoulders to the villages

Unless there is less talk and more direct positive action to curb online sexual abuse of children, it will only continue to get worse

If we wish to realize the kingdom of God, then we must start understanding our collective culpability for the poverty of the marginalized

“The cries for justice and solidarity ring out from those bent-over under heavy burdens,” said Bishop Gerardo Alminaza of San Carlos

Poverty has been and has always been inflicted upon those who have the least resistance