Tag: Caritas Philippines

Japan on August 24 started releasing treated wastewater, 12 years after a massive earthquake and tsunami damaged the power plant in 2011

Bishop Jose Colin Bagaforo, its president, argued that the projects “are not in the best interest of the Filipino people”.

“We need to invest in sustainable development that will benefit all Filipinos, not just a few wealthy individuals”

They called on all financial institutions, including BPI, to assess the social and environmental implications of their financing activities

Residents fear that the flooding will go even higher in the next few days when surrounding dams release more water into the Angat River

Caritas Philippines has already activated a quick reaction team to conduct initial assessment on the impacts of the typhoon

Caritas Philippines also warned against the “government's treatment of human rights defenders and activists”

How have the Philippine dioceses shown leadership in turning the vision of the Pastoral Letter on Ecology into concrete actions?

Sa huling ulat ng Albay Public Safety and Emergency Management Office, nasa 19,971 indibidwal o 5,713 pamilya ang bilang ng mga inilikas

The movement aims to enlist at least one million donors by 2025, who will commit to give at least ₱500 annually for its programs