Tag: Japan

Japan remains one of the few developed nations that still uses the death penalty, despite calls for its abolition

“If we consider that protecting the lives of each and every person is the top priority, then the use of force should be avoided at all costs"

The signing of the RAA comes as China's growing sabre-rattling towards Taiwan and over the South China Sea fuels fears of a potential conflict

Groups criticize Japan's policies which they claim position Asia as a dumping ground for harmful fossil gas projects

Japan will loan the Philippines 64.38 billion yen ($413 million) to buy the five 97-meter Multi-Role Response Vessels

Already, environmental disasters are upon us because of the nonstop burning of fossil fuel, coal, gas, and oil for a hundred years

The activists noted the significant roles of the involved countries in the global energy sector. US is a leading producer and supplier of LNG

Cardinal Charles Maung Bo said Lent teaches the human family great lessons about “liberation from oppression, self-purification, and hope”.

In 1614, Ukon and 350 Catholics were exiled to Manila due to the Edo Shogunate’s ban on Christianity. He died in Intramuros

Women’s group Lila Pilipina denounced the Philippine-Japan military pact as the Japanese failed to acknowledge their war crimes against Filipinos and comfort women. “They are...