Tag: Newsletter
Myanmar opposition court sentences nine to 20 years for priest’s murder
In these “liberated areas,” the resistance has established a parallel governance system, including judicial structures
Pope renews call for ceasefire in Gaza after attack on Catholic...
Pope Leo XIV sends a telegram of closeness to the people of the Holy Family Catholic Parish in Gaza after an attack by Israeli troops
Groups decry privatized water services, cite worsening crisis under PrimeWater
Groups urge stronger public oversight of water services amid rising complaints over joint ventures with PrimeWater nationwide
Pope names new Cebu archbishop
Cebu, known as the “cradle of Christianity in the Philippines,” is home to about 4.7 million Catholics in more than 170 parishes
Rights advocates, lawmakers push bill to free sick, elderly prisoners
Karapatan supports bill seeking release of sick, elderly, and vulnerable detainees amid worsening jail conditions and rising deaths
South Korea ends private adoption system after decades of ‘child export’...
South Korea ends private adoption system, placing full state control to address decades of abuse and protect children’s rights
Pope Leo XIV sends food to families in Ukraine’s Kharkiv
Donations from Pope Leo XIV have been delivered to the residents of the bomb-stricken Ukrainian town of Staryi Saltiv and Shevchenkove city
Church group calls for solidarity with detained child rights advocate Sally...
The church leaders described Nanay Sally Ujano as “a woman of deep compassion and unshakable commitment to justice"
History of US bases and proposed ammunition factory
A planned US ammunition and drone factory in Subic Bay raises fears of renewed exploitation and militarization in Olongapo
Church prepares for WYD Seoul 2027 with first-ever volunteer assembly
Volunteers from 27 teams gathered in Seoul, uniting global efforts and faith ahead of the World Youth Day 2027


















