Tag: Newsletter
‘Salem Witch Hunts’: Clearly a Sham
It is apparent in the persecution of journalists that Duterte wants to be the hub of information, the one and only source of facts
Young Filipino Catholics urged to commit to serve others under ‘new...
Young people are called to “resist falling into the cycle of blame, hate and despair” and instead to “be creative” in serving others
Mission for and with the Youth
A Letter to the Youth from the Episcopal Commission on Youth of the Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines
Coronavirus slows safety reforms in Bangladesh’s ship-breaking industry
Most of the world's end-of-life ships, often full of toxic substances, are broken down by hand in South Asia
Pakistani film explores social media’s role in anger over blasphemy
Taking a critical view, or even just questioning the country’s blasphemy law, carries huge risk
Big data program in China targets Xinjiang’s Muslims
Leaked list of over 2,000 detainees demonstrates automated repression
On Human Rights Day, Filipinos demand accountability for abuses
Activists demanded accountability for those who experienced hunger, victims of the 'war on drugs,' and those most affected by the pandemic
Manila paints boulevard with rainbow to recognize city’s LGBTQ+ community
Mayor Domagoso said the "rainbow lanes" are Manila's way of recognizing the contribution of the LGBTQ+ community to the city
Protests held in Germany against ‘systematic’ rights abuses in the Philippines
The demonstrators denounced what they described as the "systematic human rights abuses" in the Philippines under the Duterte administration
Priest hits construction of Masonic obelisk in front of Dumaguete cathedral
"Why build a 18-storey Masonic obelisk in front of the cathedral?" said Monsignor Gamaliel Tulabing, judicial vicar of the diocese


















