Tag: governance
Taking a stand against ZAMECO II for electricity consumers
Electricity supply in the Philippines is largely controlled by a small number of prominent conglomerates and family-owned corporations
Dynastic rule, a facade of democracy, poverty, and media
While the Philippines is rich in natural resources and is a large economy, about 250 to 300 super-wealthy families own vast properties and corporations
Insulation, impunity, and desensitization: How accountability is redirected downward to the...
This structural failure is not merely a governance problem, but one that results in institutional blame being shifted elsewhere
Basyang not ‘rain alone’: Iligan bishop cites environmental damage
Iligan bishop says Basyang exposed environmental neglect, urging accountability and long-term ecological action to prevent future disasters
Church leaders denounce flood control corruption as ‘moral abomination’
Church leaders condemn corruption as “a moral abomination,” linking it to poverty, governance failure, and ecological destruction
UN chief hails Papua New Guinea as model of peace, diversity,...
Guterres highlighted Bougainville’s peace process, PNG’s climate leadership, and women’s inclusion as vital lessons for the world.
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