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Philippines slips in global press freedom Index; gov’t maintains media remain...
The Philippines is urged “to provide legal protection” to media workers and “to expedite the investigation of media-related killings"
It’s time we say ‘No!”
Our sure defiance lies in acknowledging that Filipinos have never been anything but a warm and hospitable people and generous to a fault
Duterte not attending ASEAN summit in Jakarta
The Philippines has expressed strong support for the convening of the meeting even without the full attendance of ASEAN leaders
In Earth Day message, pope warns that planet is ‘at the...
“Now is the time to act. We are at the brink,” said Pope Francis, who has backed scientific consensus that global warming is partly man-made
Bishop in Mindanao rallies faithful to defend environment against mining
“The future of humanity depends on how we take good care of the whole creation,” said Bishop Raul Dael of Tandag
Myanmar’s junta leader should be disinvited from ASEAN summit, rights group...
Military leader should not be welcomed at an intergovernmental gathering to address a crisis he created, Human Rights Watch says
Cambodia police cane lockdown offenders for breaching COVID-19 rules
Rights groups say there are better ways to ensure people protect themselves and others from coronavirus
Sri Lankan Catholic Church leader calls on Muslims to reject extremism
Groups linked to the so-called Islamic State were responsible for the 2019 Easter Sunday attacks
Vatican official calls for common efforts to care for biodiversity
The cardinal stressed the importance of ecological conversion and a common commitment to care for “Our Common Home”
On Earth Day, Philippine gov’t urged to prioritize protection vs climate...
The groups urged the Commission on Human Rights to expedite the release of a resolution on the “climate change and human rights inquiry”

















