Tag: Newsletter
Groups urge ADB to stop backing waste-to-energy projects that endanger communities
Civil society networks demand the ADB end support for waste-to-energy projects that deepen environmental harm and undermine climate action
Chinese woman who faked nationality to become Philippines mayor jailed for...
The transnational scam industry has ballooned in Southeast Asia in recent years, with thousands of scammers estimated to be involved
Pope at Audience: We must lend our voice to those who...
Pope reminds the faithful that God calls on us, as people of faith, to offer our voices to help those in need and to protect the environment
Philippines slips in global climate index despite extreme vulnerabilities
The Philippines falls 12 spots in the 2026 CCPI, highlighting weak climate policy and slow renewable energy progress
Creation needs protection, love, justice, and peace
Growing climate impacts call for stronger action to expand clean energy, restore forests and safeguard affected Filipino communities
Cardinal Tagle says ‘no excuse’ for ignoring the poor
Speaking during Mass on the World Day of the Poor, he said the observance invites people “to be mindful of our brothers and sisters in need."
Korean Church marks 10th Peace-sharing Forum, urges faithful to become ‘Masters...
Korean Church leaders, peace experts, and youth gathered in Seoul to renew commitments to reconciliation and foster “Masters of Peace”
Pope highlights dignity of migrants, supports U.S. bishops’ statement
Pope Leo XIV decries recent measures against migrants in the United States, and he calls for treating people “with humanity and dignity”
COP30 experts flag rising fossil fuel threats in Amazon and Southeast...
New data at COP30 shows fossil fuel expansion encroaching on key ecosystems, prompting calls for urgent global protection measure
Emotional bishop decries corruption’s toll on poor
Bishop Raul Dael of Tandag cited the deadly flooding in Cebu province, where many victims were poor families


















