Tag: Indonesia
Philippines pardons migrant worker Mary Jane Veloso after 16 years in...
A Filipina once sentenced to death in Indonesia is set for release as advocates demand stronger trafficking protections
Ferry disasters put Southeast Asia’s maritime safety record under renewed scrutiny
Back-to-back ferry tragedies expose longstanding gaps in safety oversight, rescue conditions and passenger accounting across two archipelagic nations
Indonesian Church activates nationwide relief network after deadly Flores quake
Church networks rushed relief teams to devastated communities as survivors faced aftershocks, damaged hospitals and shortages of supplies.
Climate group calls on Prabowo government to make polluters pay for...
Wildfires across Indonesia have renewed pressure for stronger early warnings, recovery support and accountability from major polluting industries
Asian bishops urged to make peace movement a lasting fruit of...
Cardinal Oswald Gracias called Asia’s churches to unite religious leaders against violence through dialogue, reconciliation and shared action
Asian bishops open Jakarta assembly with appeal for peace and reconciliation
The bishops are expected to issue a final document offering pastoral guidance on synodality and a message to Catholics across the region
Church must confront systems driving poverty and environmental destruction, Asian bishops...
Church leaders urged deeper action on inequality, climate justice and destructive industries during the FABC assembly in Jakarta
‘Give women their rightful place’, Indian Jesuit urges Asian bishops ahead...
According to Fr. Prakash, these principles should guide the Church in pursuing the common good, solidarity, subsidiarity, social justice, and care for creation
Catholics in Indonesia turn historic hill into ecological prayer park
Catholics in Central Java combine volunteer labor, local tradition and ecological planning to create a new pilgrimage destination
Bali flood survivors sue Indonesian government, seek court-ordered freeze on new...
Residents say decades of climate inaction and poor land-use decisions violated constitutional rights and worsened the island’s devastating floods


















