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Philippine Indigenous land dispute tied to carbon credits raised before UN...
Advocates say competing land claims, plantation operations and development projects are putting ancestral domains and communities under growing pressure
Philippine bishop honored for environmental, human rights advocacy
Bishop Gerardo Alminaza says ecological protection must uphold Indigenous Peoples’ rights and give affected communities a voice in development
Philippines pushes protected-seascape status for Verde Island Passage
Philippine officials and conservation groups pressed for stronger safeguards as fossil gas projects and industrial activity threaten marine biodiversity
Philippine church group warns lack of El Niño response puts farmers,...
Church People-Workers Solidarity called for stronger farm support, land protection and agrarian reform amid worsening climate and livelihood risks
Church leaders back farmers, condemn ‘excessive’ police force
Church leaders linked farmers’ protests to land, livelihood and El Niño hardships while urging authorities to uphold constitutional rights
Catholics urged to bring mission into homes and local communities
Catholics are being urged to strengthen families and local faith communities while seeking out people who have grown distant
Farmers defy police attempt to dismantle protest camp outside agrarian reform...
More than 400 farmers are pressing land, livelihood and environmental demands ahead of National Peasant Day protests in Manila
Rising prices, damaged seas put pressure on Philippine food security
Advocacy groups say protecting household incomes, farmers, fisherfolk and marine ecosystems is essential to securing adequate nutrition nationwide
Virac bishop calls for mining moratorium in Catanduanes
Church leaders warn mining could endanger water, farms and livelihoods as Catanduanes weighs proposed extraction projects across island
Vatican confirms Pope Leo has lung cancer after successful surgery
Doctors are examining removed tissue as the pontiff recovers in hospital and awaits decisions on possible further treatment
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