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Climate disinformation used to justify attacks on Indigenous Peoples in the...

A new study reveals how false climate narratives are weaponized to displace Indigenous communities and silence land defenders nationwide

Coal comeback deepens Southeast Asia’s energy risks, analysis warns

New analysis shows shifting fuels fails to stabilize prices, leaving economies exposed to recurring global energy shocks and costs

Philippine parish issues apology as Church halts dove-and-balloon Easter ritual

Parish acknowledges lapse as Church leaders intervene, ending controversial ritual and raising broader questions on ethics, tradition, and accountability

Cardinal David admits harm, halts Malabon Easter rite after dove’s death...

Cardinal David moves to end a long-standing ritual practice after criticism raises concerns over animal welfare and environmental impact

Easter rite in Malabon draws criticism over alleged animal cruelty, prompts...

An Easter reenactment involving a dove prompts scrutiny over ethical practices, raising concerns on compassion, stewardship, and responsible worship

Time to reflect, time for climate justice

We are called to become a community of care, a people bound together by compassion, responsibility, and love for both neighbor and creation

Philippine forest policies risk Indigenous lands and trillions in ecosystem value,...

Study warns overlapping policies and weak safeguards are driving deforestation, land conflicts, and exclusion of Indigenous communities nationwide

Philippine Church official warns war’s ecological destruction must be counted alongside...

Cardinal David urges world to recognize environmental destruction of war, warning conflicts leave lasting damage on Earth’s ecosystems

Possible El Niño later this year could trigger drought across Southeast...

Climate agencies monitor Pacific conditions as forecasts signal possible El Niño, raising concerns over food security, water supply, and disaster risks

Caritas Philippines backs call to cancel destructive mining permits, stands with...

Bishop Alminaza said the issue of mining goes beyond environmental damage and reflects a broader economic system driven by extraction

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