Tag: Human rights

The movement said that it is the residents’ response to the brewing fear that armed guards will force entry into the island again

After years under a bridge, a Quezon City family celebrates first Christmas at home with a long-awaited tree

Bishop Gerardo Alminaza links the Christmas story to climate injustice, urging solidarity with Filipinos facing displacement and crises

Catholic groups in Vietnam expand shelters and accompaniment programs to support pregnant women facing serious challenges

Church leaders and residents raise rights concerns after a court order heightens eviction fears for Indigenous island community.

The Seoul Archdiocese and Catholic Medical Center link World Youth Day preparations to sustained healthcare support for migrant children

A Catholic priest says serving the poor and grieving is pastoral work, not politics, amid online attacks and public scrutiny

Church leaders warn that linking aid to security labels deepens injustice and fails to address poverty’s structural roots

Catholic social teaching holds health care, education, and social protection are demands of justice, not generosity dispensed by the powerful

He now faces a maximum penalty of life in prison and will be sentenced at a later date. He can appeal the charges