Tag: justice

Leo focuses on how Christians can engage in economic and political life in order to build peace, as he reflects on 'Gaudium et Spes.'

Church leaders linked farmers’ protests to land, livelihood and El Niño hardships while urging authorities to uphold constitutional rights

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

This October, let the Magnificat become our song: a song of hope in a wounded world, a song of the lowly lifted up, a song of mercy stronger than violence

Rights monitors cite arrests, red-tagging, protest crackdowns and threats to journalists as civic freedoms remain under sustained pressure

Church groups welcomed Mary Jane Veloso’s freedom while pressing for stronger migrant protections, trafficking justice and recruiter accountability

Community paralegals will track how revised consent rules affect Indigenous rights as mining, energy and industrial projects expand

Sri Lanka’s Catholic Church welcomed the convictions but said investigators must still establish who facilitated the deadly 2019 attacks

Senator-judges redefine the conviction threshold as Duterte’s defense keeps open a possible Supreme Court challenge to the ruling

Landmark convictions bring first accountability for Easter Sunday bombings as separate probe examines alleged links to state actors