Tag: Newsletter
Bishop of Tandag calls for protection of environment following severe flooding
Floodwaters engulfed houses and communities, displacing 9,552 families, or 30,650 people, in 15 towns and two cities
Philippines offers nurses in exchange for vaccines from Britain, Germany
The Philippines still limits the number of medical professionals leaving the country to 5,000 a year
Philippines’ COVID-19 cases continue to rise; 2 lay workers in Cebu...
Two lay workers in the Archdiocese of Cebu tested positive for COVID-19, five days after Archbishop Jose Palma of was hospitalized
Western countries step up pressure on Myanmar junta as protesters defy...
Coup leader Min Aung Hlaing has called for state spending and imports to be cut and exports increased to boost economy
Malaysia court halts deportation of 1,200 Myanmar nationals amid outcry
Asylum seekers from minority Chin, Kachin and non-Rohingya Muslim communities are among those being deported, rights groups say
Christian group helps women deal with dark side of India’s preference...
Women abused by both husbands and in-laws provided with pro-bono legal aid
Police arrest suspected killer of Filipino journalist
The suspect has been tagged as one of the killers of Dennis Denora, publisher of Trends and Times, a community paper based in Davao del Norte
Pre-disaster financial services critical during pandemic, Oxfam study shows
The Oxfam study notes that pandemic showed that people cannot afford to be unprepared as disasters are becoming more frequent and devastating
Cardinal Tagle named member of Vatican’s Treasury, central bank
The Amministrazione del Patrimonio della Sede Apostolica acts as the Treasury and central bank of Vatican City and the Holy See
Philippine media groups hit delay in release of detained journalist
Lady Ann Salem remains in detention two weeks after a regional trial court dismissed charges against her


















