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Palawan bishop urges pullout of security guards from Indigenous ancestral land

Bishop Socrates Mesiona urged authorities to withdraw private guards from Mariahangin, citing fear, disruption, and Indigenous rights.

Photos: Families of drug war victims gather for Palm Sunday blessing...

The ritual served not only as a religious observance but also as a public act of mourning and a call for justice

Swiss Bank accused of fueling fossil projects amid global climate pledges

"The disruption of our marine ecosystems in the Philippines must never be at the price of your pursuit of greater profit.”

Consumer coalition flags ‘illegal’ Meralco supply deals, urges government action

The group said Meralco’s contracts now exceed that limit, reaching 51.44% — or nearly 60% when factoring in peak demand

Southeast Asia: Traffickers pose as Christian missionaries, pilgrims to exploit victims

Police operations, supported by wiretaps and coordinated investigations, have uncovered several cases using this “religious cover.”

Report submitted to UN cites worsening rights violations against Indigenous peoples...

Indigenous communities in the Philippines remain under threat despite existing legal protections, according to a newly released report submitted to the United Nations by...

Indonesia urged to resolve policy gap as death sentences rise without...

This sustained imposition of the death penalty places Indonesia among a small group of countries still issuing capital punishment

PHOTOS | ‘Pilgrims of Hope’: Major superiors’ Lenten walk confronts poverty...

The Confessio Peccati tradition is inspired by St. Pope John Paul II’s act of repentance in the Jubilee Year 2000

Paid Facebook ads used to undermine ICC case vs Duterte, rights...

According to the group, the campaign made use of vlogger networks and embedded propaganda in entertainment communities and fan pages

Philippines’ mainline Protestant council backs VP Duterte impeachment, urges Senate action

The church council called on the Senate to ensure that “the rule of law takes precedence over political considerations.”

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