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Despite criticisms, poor villagers in central Philippines pin hope on mining
Up to 300 villagers were hired as laborers, timekeepers, and kitchen staff, earning a minimum salary of about US$7 per day
China threatens lawyers of arrested Hong Kong activists
The legal system in mainland China is controlled by the ruling Communist Party
Image of Black Nazarene tours Manila, nearby provinces during pandemic
The "pilgrimage" of the image of the Black Nazarene is one of the activities to mark the "traslacion" during the pandemic
UK judge rejects extraditing Julian Assange to US over ‘suicide risk’
Assange's lawyers will seek bail for their client, who has spent most of the last decade either in prison or self-imposed confinement
Indonesia to release suspected Bali bombings mastermind Bashir
Abu Bakar Bashir was jailed in 2011 for his links to militant training camps in Aceh province
Mga deboto ng Nazareno, hinikayat na makiisa sa ‘localized traslacion’
Humingi na ng tulong ang Quiapo Church sa mga simbahan sa Metro Manila at sa mga lalawigan na magsagawa ng novena at Misa para sa kapistahan
‘Biseklita de Traslacion’ ng Poong Nazareno, isasagawa sa Davao de Oro
Ang “Biseklita de Traslacion” ay isang "motorcade" ng imahe ng Mahal na Poong Hesus Nazareno habang nakasunod ang mga naka-bisikletang deboto
A name ain’t just a label, says Cardinal Tagle
The cardinal said naming a child is an important process because a name is a “sacred” thing
No New Year’s feast for an activist’s child in Philippines’ detention...
There were no family nor friends in the detention cell where the baby, Randall Emmanuel, spent the holidays
Hong Kong democracy activist Agnes Chow in top security prison, says...
Reports said Chow has been transferred to the Tai Lam Women’s Correctional Institution, a category ‘A’ facility


















