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Philippine court declares missing Indigenous rights advocates victims of enforced disappearance

Appellate court grants Writ of Amparo for two missing Filipino activists, citing state involvement in enforced disappearance case

Farmers say import suspension, tariff hike ‘insufficient’ to address rice crisis

The groups lamented the worsening rice crisis, with market prices soaring even as farmgate prices of palay continue to fall

Bishops, priests challenged to support clerical abuse victims

Bishops and priests urged to take concrete action for clerical abuse victims, pursuing justice over protecting offenders

Palawan Indigenous community hails bishops’ stand against displacement over luxury tourism...

Palawan villagers say bishops’ statement renews hope for justice, urging swift action on land disputes and community safety

Philippine bishop slams marginalization of Indigenous Peoples, calls for unity in...

A Filipino prelate urges solidarity with Indigenous Peoples, condemning “ignore-ance,” land dispossession, and militarism

Climate justice group slams Supreme Court ruling voiding local mining ban

PMCJ condemns Supreme Court ruling voiding Occidental Mindoro’s mining ban, warning it undermines local autonomy and climate justice

Philippine bishop says Senate ‘betrayed’ Filipinos by shelving VP Duterte impeachment

Bishop Jose Colin Bagaforo says Senate’s decision to shelve VP Duterte impeachment deepens public distrust in government

UN agency reports sharp rise in severe malnutrition among Gaza’s children

UN reports record child malnutrition in Gaza as hunger, shelter shortages, and aid access restrictions push families to crisis

Malaysia NGOs urge protection of HIV awareness drives from stigma, criminalization

Advocates urge Malaysian authorities to safeguard HIV awareness efforts, warning that stigma and misinformation threaten public health gains

Philippine diocese slams use of law to silence environmental defenders

Church groups warn that silencing environmental defenders threatens both local livelihoods and the island’s fragile ecosystems

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