Tag: Newsletter
Manila’s oldest university marks 410 years, graduates urged to ‘love more’
UST rector Father Richard Ang, O.P. reminded graduates to look back to the school’s long history for “lessons and inspiration”
Philippines extends limits on movement, gatherings to curb COVID
Non-essential movement, mass gatherings and dining in restaurants will remain banned in Metro Manila and in nearby provinces
India’s coronavirus toll tops 200,000 after record surge in cases
But experts believe the official tally vastly underestimates the actual toll in a nation of 1.35 billion
Myanmar unity gov’t tells ASEAN no talks until prisoners freed
Advocacy group says more than 3,400 people have been detained for opposing the coup
Families of ‘desaparecidos’ remember missing activist
The abduction of Jonas Burgos in 2007 has become one of the most prominent cases of enforced disappearances in the country
‘Philippines faces health, human rights crisis a year into pandemic’
Amnesty International said the government’s failure to ensure an adequate response to the pandemic is 'a serious human rights issue'
Antipolo shrine joins global praying of Holy Rosary for end to...
Pope Francis will open the month-long Rosary initiative on May 1 and will conclude it on May 31
ILO calls for resilient occupational safety, health systems for future emergencies
The ILO said countries need to put in place sound and resilient occupational safety and health systems to minimize risks at work
Child rights groups call for inclusion of child protection in pandemic...
Incidence of violence against children, mostly by parents and caregivers, has dramatically increased globally during the pandemic
Philippine Catholic lay council backs setting up of more ‘community pantries’
LAIKO said the movement to help people who are most in need “is unprecedented and unequaled during this crucial time of the pandemic”

















