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Holy See: Indigenous women should be protagonists of a better future

The Holy See’s Permanent Observer to the Organization of American States reaffirms the Holy See’s closeness to all indigenous peoples

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

Philippine bishops call for urgent action against land grabs from Indigenous...

Bishops emphasize solidarity with Palawan’s Indigenous families, urging unity to correct historical injustices and restore peace

Indigenous residents vow to defend Marihangin Island as security forces pull...

Residents celebrate guards’ withdrawal from Marihangin Island but warn of security vacuum, renew land reform demands

Indigenous youth in southern Philippines embrace ecological justice, spiritual renewal in...

Indigenous youth and ACI Sisters gather at Balay Laudato Si’ in Bukidnon, deepening faith and dialogue on ecological justice

On law’s 5th year, groups warn of ‘worsening crackdown’ under Anti-Terror...

Rights groups and Indigenous advocates demand the repeal of the Anti-Terror Law, citing its use to silence dissent and activism

Philippine Indigenous leaders sign Bontoc Declaration to defend nature, ancestral lands

Indigenous leaders unite in Bontoc to defend nature’s rights and ancestral lands through dialogue, tradition, and action

Indigenous peoples group demands gov’t action after severe flooding in Maguindanao...

Katribu challenged government officials to always put the people—not profit—at the center of every development project

Groups slam Marcos for approving ₱3.1-B hike in Kaliwa Dam budget,...

SKDN also criticized the disbursement of a ₱160 million “disturbance fee,” saying it lacked transparency and created division among residents

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