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Rape, murder of ‘lower-caste’ woman sparks outrage in India
Last year some 3,500 Dalit women were raped in the country
Professor in Pakistan killed over ‘religious matters’
Naeem Khattak, an Ahmadi Muslim, was gunned down while he was returning home after giving a lecture
Vietnam detains activist hours after human rights meeting with US
The country’s ruling Communist Party tolerates little criticism and has stepped up its crackdown on activists
Pangulo ng CBCP, nanawagan sa publiko na sumunod sa health protocols
Umaasa si Archbishop Romulo Valles na makabalik sa normal na pamumuhay ang pamayanan upang muling magbubuklod sa pagbibigay papuri sa Diyos
Kardinal ng Mindanao nananawagan ng dasal para sa frontliners
Mahalagang hingin sa Mahal na Ina ang tulong upang tuluyang mahinto ang paglaganap ng pandemya
Philippine trade union warns of influx of more Chinese workers
The country’s biggest labor group said Chinese workers bring “serious implications" to local employment and to national security
Myanmar elections will be fundamentally flawed, rights group says
Electoral process is undermined by systemic problems and rights abuses, Human Rights Watch says
The explosion of child abuse online
Unless there is less talk and more direct positive action to curb online sexual abuse of children, it will only continue to get worse
Amidst pandemic, Philippines’ Duterte gets high approval, trust ratings
A Catholic bishop expressed hope that the high rating received by the president will inspire him to work for the good of the people
Philippine Catholic bishops call on gov’t to stop policies affecting tribal...
The Commission on Indigenous Peoples of the bishops’ conference said authorities must “heed the call” of tribal communities


















