Tag: Human rights
Decades of unresolved land conflicts expose gaps in Philippine governance and...
A new report shows rising land disputes driven by weak enforcement, leaving rural communities facing prolonged insecurity and displacement
Rohingya genocide case in Indonesia puts Myanmar junta under new legal...
Indonesia’s acceptance of a genocide complaint marks a rare regional legal move, raising pressure for accountability over Myanmar atrocities
Basic sectors absorb mounting losses as fuel prices disrupt livelihoods nationwide
Fuel-driven cost increases are cutting incomes, disrupting production, and forcing vulnerable sectors to adapt as economic pressures escalate nationwide
Philippine bishop warns Easter hollow without justice as crises batter the...
Church leaders urge long-term reforms, accountability, and energy transition as economic pressures expose deep inequalities across vulnerable communities
Time to reflect, time for climate justice
We are called to become a community of care, a people bound together by compassion, responsibility, and love for both neighbor and creation
Easter Triduum becomes focal point for Church’s call to confront war...
Church leaders worldwide urge deeper prayer, renewal, and witness during Holy Week as conflicts and human suffering intensify globally
The Lord’s Supper and the social divide
Authentic Eucharistic communities must foster equality, justice, and inclusion, or liturgy risks becoming hollow, unjust, and unacceptable to God
Fuel crisis pushes fisherfolk deeper into uncertainty, groups press for state...
Environmental groups said the crisis highlights the risks of continued reliance on fossil fuels, particularly in ecologically sensitive areas
Outcry against a journalist’s unjust conviction
A critical journalist and a church worker doing legitimate work, safeguarding the truth and helping the poor, were convicted and sentenced
War in Middle East puts pressure on Philippine migrant protection system
Migrant group challenges state response as thousands return home while many others remain stranded, undocumented, or at risk


















