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Lawmaker, business representatives express support for Philippine decarbonization bill

“We have to view mitigation, which the LCE tries to address, as a function of adaptation, in line with our Framework Strategy on Climate Change"

Maasin Cathedral formally elevated to ‘national shrine’

The elevation to national shrine status also took place four years after Bishop Precioso Cantillas declared the cathedral as diocesan shrine

Walang investiture

If I need to hone “competence” and excellence in my field, if I need to shape my “character,” it is because all these are directed in acts of "compassion"

Court’s denial of protection to 2 environmental activists perpetuates impunity, rights...

In a statement, Kalikasan said the CA decision highlights the limitations inherent in existing mechanisms for redress in the country

Philippines begins transfer of oil cargo from sunken tanker

The oil dispersed over hundreds of kilometres of waters famed for having some of the most diverse marine life in the world

Catholic Peace Forum reiterates call for nuclear-free world 

Archbishop Nakamura emphasized the significance of joint efforts for peace and the remembrance of the atomic bombings

Faith leaders urge Philippine government to stop persecuting Indigenous peoples’ rights...

Methodist church leaders said that the attacks on Lumad schools were the actual actions that "endangered the lives of Indigenous children".

Alleged 2nd gunman in Percy Lapid slay ‘kills himself’

Alleged getaway driver and second gunman Jake Mendoza “killed himself” after a long standoff with the police in Lipa City, Batangas

Most Filipinos still oppose divorce — survey

Around 1,200 Filipino adults participated in the Oculum second quarter non-commissioned poll through face-to-face interviews

Tokyo Archbishop criticizes foreign troops’ presence, advocates for dialogue over force

“If we consider that protecting the lives of each and every person is the top priority, then the use of force should be avoided at all costs"

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