Tag: Human rights
Philippine cardinal urges COP30 to adopt ‘Earth Tariff’ as moral response...
Faith leaders called for moral climate action, urging justice-driven solutions and accountability from nations and fossil fuel industries
Cardinal David urges Marcos to form ‘truth’ body on drug war...
The cardinal said the creation of such a commission would send “a powerful message” that the country chooses “courage over fear"
ASEAN-brokered disarmament offers ‘new atmosphere of hope’ along Cambodia-Thailand border
ASEAN-brokered disarmament begins along Cambodia-Thailand border, with Church leaders calling it a hopeful step toward lasting peace
Philippines’ nickel boom driving environmental destruction, hunger, and fear, study finds
Nickel mining in the Philippines worsens climate risks and fuels human rights abuses, leaving vulnerable communities to bear the cost
Philippine Church identifies 7 ‘new martyrs’
The initiative seeks to help Catholics rediscover and preserve the memory of faithful disciples whose lives continue to inspire holiness
Southeast Asian activists challenge ASEAN’s declaration as inadequate, urge people-centered climate...
Civil society and faith groups urge ASEAN to adopt binding, people-centered action on climate, biodiversity, and environmental rights
Indigenous group seeks repeal of IPRA, abolition of NCIP over mining...
Indigenous alliance marks IPRA anniversary with renewed calls to abolish NCIP and end mining in ancestral lands
IN PHOTOS: Amid ICC proceedings, families of victims of Duterte’s war...
Families and relatives of victims of the Duterte administration’s “war on drugs” gathered for a healing Mass at the Dambana ng Paghilom in La...
Bishop of Legazpi condemns killing of journalist Noel Bellen Samar, calls...
Bishop Joel Baylon condemned the killing of journalist Noel Bellen Samar, urging justice and reaffirming the Church’s defense of life
Philippine Church commits to renewal through first national safeguarding summit
The Catholic Church in the Philippines has taken what Church leaders described as a “pilgrimage of conscience” — a moment of reckoning with past...


















