Tag: Human rights
Filipino archbishop ties corruption, poverty, and migration to lack of accountable...
Cebu archbishop says corruption, poverty, and forced migration reflect leadership failures, using Epiphany homily to call for accountability
Pope on Venezuela: Overcome violence, safeguard country’s sovereignty
Speaking in St. Peter’s Square, Pope Leo invited everyone to pray for the Venezuelan people, assuring them of his own prayers
Caritas Jerusalem asserts legal status as Israel suspends dozens of Gaza...
Caritas Jerusalem affirms its legal status and vows continued humanitarian work as Israel moves to suspend dozens of Gaza aid groups
Peace is not quiet: Why Catholic communication cannot stay neutral
Catholic communicators must confront fear, militarization, and silence, choosing unarmed peace, truth, and hope amid widening injustice
Caritas Philippines warns peace falters without justice
Caritas Philippines calls for unarmed peace, linking justice, ecology, and dignity to Filipinos’ daily struggles amid poverty, violence
Indigenous groups, Catholic bishop renew justice call on fifth anniversary of...
Church leaders and Indigenous communities renew remembrance, resistance, and demands to end violence against Tumandok people
Human rights, Catholicism, poverty and nuclear power
Leaders of integrity and true faith are challenged to campaign and act to defend human rights and stand with the poor and exploited
Philippine budget reveals who is protected and who is left behind,...
A Catholic bishop calls for faith-based scrutiny of public spending, warning budgets shape dignity, democracy, and nation’s future
Cardinal David urges Filipinos to choose hope amid injustice, disaster, and...
“For many Filipinos, it did not feel like a year of hope at all,” the cardinal said, as he listed unresolved injustices and crises
Christmas is political
We cannot proclaim the message of Christmas if we do not proclaim the message of accountability, transparency, and justice


















