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Thai Catholic scholar warns AI is reshaping conscience and urges communicators to defend human dignity online

AI is like a “junior staffer,” Alarcon said, noting that while it can help process information, ethical responsibility belongs to people

For communities committed to truth, dialogue, and solidarity, the survival of trusted global journalism is not merely a political matter, it is a moral one

Catholic communicators must confront fear, militarization, and silence, choosing unarmed peace, truth, and hope amid widening injustice

Bishop Maralit urges Asia’s Catholic communicators to uphold truth, compassion, and dialogue amid misinformation and digital hostility

Editors from 11 Asian countries met in Manila to strengthen collaboration and renew Catholic journalism’s mission in the digital age

"The Vatican’s concern is not nostalgia. It is anthropology. Communication is a moral act before it is a technical one"

“And while the seed of the new is being planted, it is necessary not to let the tree that generated that seed die,” said Ruffini

In its closing statement, the organization called on media professionals to be advocates for justice and to work for human rights

Media practitioners are called for “action to protect the human rights of civilians caught up in war and conflict zones”