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Philippine bishops back people’s initiative against political dynasties

Pastoral statement frames concentrated political power as a moral concern and calls for broader public participation in reform

Philippine Indigenous communities step up FPIC monitoring amid development rush

Community paralegals will track how revised consent rules affect Indigenous rights as mining, energy and industrial projects expand

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

CBCP urges Bangsamoro leaders to govern for common good

Church leaders call for deeper Muslim-Christian-Indigenous cooperation as the autonomous region enters a new phase following parliamentary elections

Consumer groups seek energy chief’s resignation over rising power costs, outages

Consumer groups blame rising electricity costs and persistent outages on the government’s energy response and fossil fuel dependence

Motorists’ rights in focus as recurring NLEX floods draw accountability questions

Repeated flooding on the tollway has renewed questions over warning systems, refunds, safety and operator accountability for motorists

Catholic Church in southern Philippines seeks justice after deadly school shooting

Philippine education authorities had already ordered an active-attack drill as schools faced a recent series of violent incidents

Japan, Europe, UN back ICC after US sanctions court president

The dispute highlights mounting concern over powerful states using sanctions and political pressure to resist international accountability mechanisms

Philippine farmers seek emergency aid as monsoon losses top P1 billion

KMP said vegetable growers who managed to salvage their harvests were also struggling with low buying prices and a lack of buyers

The dangers facing the International Criminal Court

On July 13, the Trump administration launched a “diplomatic campaign” against the ICC as an institution, led by U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio

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