Tag: Mindanao
Groups seek justice for IP student killed in a military operation
Several human rights groups condemned the extra-judicial killing of the 16-year-old Lumad student in Senator Ninoy Aquino town in Sultan Kudarat on June 8...
Human rights experts raise concerns over proposed Indigenous Peoples code in...
"We are facing a clash of frameworks that disrupts the resolution of key issues such as identity and ancestral domain"
A pilgrimage of the heart, being welcomed and blessed in Bendum
My journey in Bendum was not just a volunteer experience; it was a profound pilgrimage of the heart that reaffirmed my faith in humanity
Mindanao cardinal deplores Cotabato chapel grenade attack
“The crime is doubly condemnable when committed against neighbors gathered to worship God in a sacred place,” he said.
‘Learning and growing at an IP center is a step closer...
This learning equips students with craft-making skills that can be used to earn a living or even start a business in the future
Survivors muster courage to retell horrors of Jolo siege
The Jolo Siege was a military confrontation between the Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) and the government on February 7, 1974
Philippine Churches appeal aid for flood victims in Mindanao
Approximately 324,040 families, equivalent to over 1.2 million individuals across 723 villages in Mindanao, have been adversely affected
Pro-environment group blames deforestation, mining for flooding in Mindanao
“By stripping away land cover and disrupting natural drainage patterns, these activities exacerbate flooding and landslide risks"
Muslim, Christian leaders condemn violence ‘under the guise of religion’
The way of interreligious dialogue is one of the most effective ways of establishing a culture of peace, mutual respect, and understanding
Christmas on the Road: Family on a Journey
Home isn't a destination, it's the journey. The Holy Family is on a constant journey to teach us that by journeying together, we become family