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Human rights groups said the system generally binds a worker to one employer, leaving workers vulnerable to exploitation

Hong Kong announced that it is reviewing a decision to make COVID-19 vaccinations mandatory for foreign domestic workers

Philippine Foreign Affairs Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jr. said the move of Hong Kong authorities "smacks of discrimination"

Father Gallardo died on May 3, 2000, in a crossfire between the Abu Sayyaf and Philippine government security forces

Father Jaime Roa glad to be able to fulfill his dream to be both a doctor and a priest

Non-essential movement, mass gatherings and dining in restaurants will remain banned in Metro Manila and in nearby provinces

Amnesty International said the government’s failure to ensure an adequate response to the pandemic is 'a serious human rights issue'

“The narrative that we must tell is the narrative of the people who choose to give ... and the story of the poor who struggle to stay alive"

Bishop Broderick Pabillo of Manila said some Church leaders choose not to speak despite the obvious evils in society

The Maginhawa community pantry is a good news, a Gospel lesson on GOOD SHEPHERDING