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Media groups urge Philippine Congress to target disinformation networks, not expression

Journalists urge Congress to pursue platform transparency, stronger public access to information and safeguards for independent reporting nationwide

Media security task force condemns attempted arrest of veteran photojournalist at...

Press groups demanded accountability after officers allegedly obstructed photographers, attempted an arrest and briefly detained a media contributor

Investigation raises Indigenous rights concerns over Philippine solar expansion 

Community testimonies and technical findings raised questions over balancing clean energy goals with Indigenous rights and environmental protection

Ahead of Marcos SONA, fisherfolk warn of worsening food security crisis

Coastal communities urge urgent reforms as declining catches, rising costs and shrinking waters threaten affordable fish supplies nationwide

Journalists condemn criminal charges against former SunStar editor

Media organizations say the case highlights pressure on editors responsible for publishing commentary on politically active religious groups

Lawyer representing anti-mining residents in northern Philippines faces cyberlibel complaint

The complaint adds another legal battle to a long-running conflict over Indigenous lands, watersheds, environmental protection and community rights

Caritas Philippines head: Church must examine how wealth is created

A bishop urges ethical stewardship while calling the Church to honor overlooked Catholics whose quiet service sustains communities

Quezon communities oppose renewed push for Atimonan coal plant

Communities say the long-delayed project threatens coastal livelihoods, marine ecosystems and Quezon’s transition away from coal

Philippine bishops say mental illness is not a sign of weak...

The bishops call for compassionate pastoral care, stronger community support, and closer collaboration with mental health professionals across the country

Cardinal David says healing must precede rebuilding in Marawi

Cardinal Pablo Virgilio David urged the Church to prioritize healing and reconciliation as Marawi continues recovering from the 2017 siege

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