Tag: Newsletter
Southeast Asia faces growing food crisis, survey links climate change to...
A recent survey reveals a complex interplay between immediate economic concerns and growing awareness of climate change
Indigenous communities in Palawan accuse military of rights violations amid land...
According to PMPI, the testimonies detail multiple incidents of harassment, including threats at gunpoint, since June this year
Dominicans launch climate change and human rights handbook for youth education...
The launch of the handbook featured discussions by human rights advocates, climate activists, and academics
CBCP Office on Women calls for equal pay as gender wage...
Women should be supported in fulfilling their roles as wives and mothers without facing the risk of losing their right
Pope’s Asia visit draws attention to Holy See’s delicate China diplomacy
For his part, Pope Francis reiterated a long-standing desire to visit China during his press conference on Friday’s flight back to Rome
Cebu residents rally against coal plant expansion, urge Aboitiz Power to...
Earlier this month, the Department of Health said that TVI had not yet submitted the required HIA for its planned third coal plant
Fishers warn of price drop, demand end to October fish imports
The group expressed concerns over the "further decrease" in farmgate prices, which they said could worsen if the importation proceeds
Church volunteers race to clear mud in wake of northern Thailand’s...
In northern Thailand, the Bishop of Chiang Rai and his parishioners, along with hundreds of hill tribe volunteers, are racing against time to clear...
HRW raises alarm as PH tops Asia for environmental defender murders
Human Rights Watch raised the alarm over the rising violence against environmental defenders in the Philippines, following the release of a Global Witness report...
Thousands to gather for annual Virgen de Los Remedios Mass at...
In 2006, a replica of the Virgen de los Remedios was brought to the archdiocese, marking the beginning of the annual celebration
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