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Award-winning documentary on Filipino desaparecido reignites call for justice and truth
Award-winning documentary Alipato at Muog fuels families’ fight for justice as Philippines marks International Day of the Disappeared
Cardinal Tagle urges faithful to bring new shrine into society’s ‘thorny’...
Cardinal Tagle urges the faithful to make Aranzazu Shrine a refuge for the poor, displaced, and mothers of the disappeared
Protestant churches call for solidarity with victims of rights violations, push...
Protestant churches urge respect for human rights and humanitarian law, condemning rising civilian casualties and government impunity
Church leaders in Abra condemn large-scale mining, call for urgent environmental...
Church leaders in Abra rally communities to resist destructive mining and safeguard rivers, land, and future generations’ rights
Filipino bishop clarifies stance on dredging, warns against profit-driven mining
Calapan bishop clarifies Church backs legitimate flood control but firmly opposes commercial dredging threatening communities and environment
Fishers back House probe into Duterte-approved Chinese dredging
Fishers back House probe into Duterte-approved Chinese dredging, citing severe damage to Cagayan livelihoods and marine ecosystems
Philippine court declares missing Indigenous rights advocates victims of enforced disappearance
Appellate court grants Writ of Amparo for two missing Filipino activists, citing state involvement in enforced disappearance case
Farmers say import suspension, tariff hike ‘insufficient’ to address rice crisis
The groups lamented the worsening rice crisis, with market prices soaring even as farmgate prices of palay continue to fall
Palawan Indigenous community hails bishops’ stand against displacement over luxury tourism...
Palawan villagers say bishops’ statement renews hope for justice, urging swift action on land disputes and community safety
Philippine bishop slams marginalization of Indigenous Peoples, calls for unity in...
A Filipino prelate urges solidarity with Indigenous Peoples, condemning “ignore-ance,” land dispossession, and militarism
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