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In solidarity with the people of Myanmar
"We put into the hands of the Father ... the people of Myanmar as they pass through this most challenging moment of their history as a country"
Philippine court junks Marcos’ electoral protest against vice president
The Supreme Court "unanimously dismissed the electoral protest" filed by Marcos against Robredo
Philippines wants more than ‘loose change’ for US troops deal
The militaries of the two countries enjoy close ties, forged during decades of joint exercises
Gawking at Gold: The persecution of lumad
'The raid in Cebu puts yet another dent on the police forces’ attempts to polish a dwindling public perception'
Pope Francis remembers Coptic Christians murdered by extremists
On sixth anniversary of killings, the pope called those who died ‘witnesses of Jesus’
Philippine green groups welcome gov’t climate commitment ‘with reservations’
Aksyon Klima Pilipinas said there still remains significant issues and challenges" to the country's commitments
Calls for extension of transition period for Philippine Muslim region snowball
Congress is currently hearing several bills proposing the extension of the transition period in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region
Obispo nanawagan ng suporta para sa Alay Kapwa sa panahon ng...
"Kahit sa kaunting tulong kapag pinagsama-sama marami na tayong matutulungan,” ayon kay Bishop Jose Colin Bagaforo ng Caritas Philippines
CBCP nanawagan ng kababaang loob sa Kwaresma
Hinimok ni Archbishop Valles ang mananampalataya na patuloy magtiwala sa Diyos na mapagtagumpayan ang anumang paghihirap na kinakaharap
UN warns Myanmar against harsh response to protesters
As well as the demonstrations in towns and cities, a civil disobedience movement has brought strikes that are crippling many functions of govt


















