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Muslim community among most devastated by typhoon ‘Ulysses’

LiCAS.news photojournalist Jire Carreon visited the village days after the disaster

EU pledges over €1 million to help victims of typhoon ‘Ulysses’

The additional foreign aid will help to get much-needed relief to the most vulnerable people who were displaced by the recent disasters

Philippine Protestant council joins call for declaration of climate emergency

The NCCP said the destruction caused by the series of typhoons that hit in recent weeks showed the country’s vulnerability to natural hazards

Defund UP? Is this another one of the president’s jokes?

To fight, therefore, is to show government that it is lying, that we do have a choice—and that choice is ours to make by constitutional right

Diocese of Ilagan appeals for support as more requests for potable...

Access to drinking water remains a challenge for many areas in Isabela and Cagayan provinces

Greenpeace reiterates call for ‘climate emergency’ declaration in wake of Philippine...

Declaring a “national climate emergency” has become “more urgent and necessary” in the wake of disasters that hit the country in recent weeks

Catholic bishop urges Philippine leaders to ‘set aside politics’ to help...

Archbishop Jumoad made the call as President Duterte lashed out at Vice President Robredo for criticizing the government's disaster response

Poor communities in Philippines’ typhoon-hit regions remain ‘underserved’

Church groups say the gap in the government's humanitarian response manifests its "unpreparedness” when it comes to addressing disasters

No help, no roof, no food

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

Catholic university students join ‘academic strike’ against ‘gov’t negligence’

The students announced that they would stop submitting school requirements until the national government heeds their demands

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