Tag: National Council of Churches in the Philippines
Philippine Protestant Church warns Pax Silica could threaten Indigenous lands, strain...
Faith leaders raised concerns over land, resource use and corporate power as the country pursues an AI-driven strategy
Churches, rights groups renew calls to end impunity 10 years after...
Churches and rights advocates launched a nationwide remembrance campaign while renewing demands for justice, accountability, and an end to impunity
Church council warns foreign influence still shapes Philippine future
Marking Independence Day, the church group urged Filipinos to pursue sovereignty, peace, and development serving national interests
Oil shock exposes burden on Philippine poor, sparks calls for tax...
Labor, women, and environmental groups back calls for reforms as fuel price hikes deepen hardship across vulnerable Filipino households
Mainline Protestant churches urge halt to mining project after police dispersal...
Mainline Protestant churches condemn police dispersal in Nueva Vizcaya, urge mining halt and protection of ancestral land, livelihoods
Christian unity inseparable from human rights and ecological justice, churches say
Churches across traditions open unity week with a call to justice, ecological care, and public witness nationwide Philippines
Philippine Protestant churches condemn widespread corruption, denounce ‘systemic rot’ in government
Protestant churches denounce widespread corruption in flood-control projects, urging accountability, transparency, and justice nationwide
Protestant churches call for solidarity with victims of rights violations, push...
Protestant churches urge respect for human rights and humanitarian law, condemning rising civilian casualties and government impunity
Philippine Churches press Marcos to abandon promises, take real action
Church groups urge Marcos to deliver justice-driven reforms on poverty, environment, and peace in his 2025 SONA
Philippine mainline Protestant churches pay tribute to Pope Francis’
Described as a “Pilgrim of Hope” and “Pope of the Poor,” the NCCP paid tribute to his legacy of radical compassion, ecological justice, and inclusive solidarity
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