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Philippine Catholic university students appeal to Pope Leo over sanctions

Student leaders say sanctions and revised rules threaten dissent, conscience and meaningful participation at the Philippines’ oldest Catholic university

Eight-day pilgrimage carries Quezon environmental grievances to Manila

Faith-based and environmental groups urged stronger safeguards for communities facing fossil fuel projects, land conflicts and ecological degradation

Philippine bishops urge stronger safeguards for Indigenous Peoples amid critical minerals...

Church leaders called for genuine consent, stronger environmental safeguards and Indigenous participation in decisions affecting ancestral lands and livelihoods

Climate change, upstream dams force new farming strategies in Mekong Delta

Changing water conditions are testing livelihoods, biodiversity and community resilience across one of Southeast Asia’s most important agricultural regions

Farmers, fishers demand immediate El Niño aid as drought threatens food...

Rural groups warn that worsening drought, rising fuel costs and delayed aid could deepen losses across agriculture and fisheries

Philippine Church raises alarm over weakened FPIC protections for Indigenous communities

“The Church recognizes indigenous peoples not simply as recipients of pastoral assistance but as partners in the mission of the Church and custodians of creation"

El Niño threatens 190 million children across Asia-Pacific

UN agencies warn worsening El Niño could disrupt food, water, health and schooling for millions of vulnerable children

Pope Leo XIV gives stern warning to bishops on clerical child...

Bringing child abusers to justice, convicting, and jailing them is a most important way to protect children from priests and laypeople committing heinous crime

Oil spill justice call expands to protection of municipal waters, Verde...

The Church agency says coastal families need lasting remedies as pollution, illegal fishing and climate pressures threaten livelihoods

Protecting the people behind the gold: Why small-scale miners need more...

Responsible mining should also be measured by how we protect the people whose lives, labor, and communities make that industry possible

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