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Protestant Church group decries court decision to uphold terror law

The NCCP said it is "deeply concerned that the terror law will be instrumental to the continued attacks against human rights and dignity"

Protestant council calls for probe into alleged military encounter that killed...

The group said it is “deeply distressed” by the deaths of Chad Booc and Gelejurain Ngujo who have volunteered as teachers in Mindanao

Protestant council welcomes passage of bill for protection of rights defenders

The proposed measure defines the rights and freedoms of human rights defenders and aims to institute measures that will protect them

‘Follow Christ’s light’

As we respond to the challenges of our time, we offer ourselves in service to the poor, the marginalized, and to the toiling majority

Philippine Catholic, Protestant Church leaders call for unity ahead of May...

“We must also guard against the powers of darkness that will seek to defraud, deceive, and destroy God’s intended goodness"

Protestant council reiterates call, prayer for climate justice during ‘Haiyan’ anniversary

The NCCP called on world leaders in the 26th climate conference "to finally respond with urgency to the climate crisis”

Protestant council backs probe into alleged fund anomaly in Philippine health...

“The president should stop being defensive and verbally harassing senators in doing their work and mandate,” said the NCCP

Philippine Protestant council welcomes dismissal of charges against pastor

Other detained activists were also released after the court found no evidence to support the arrest and search orders issued against them

Philippine Protestant council expresses support for bill against red-tagging

The National Council of Churches in the Philippines said red-tagging has already victimized various organizations and individuals

Philippine Protestant council calls for end to attacks on indigenous people

The NCCP said it is “deeply distressed” with the attacks on indigenous people “who defend the environment from development aggression”

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