Tag: Newsletter
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"
Why is rice so expensive while farm workers grow hungrier?
Let all good people stand together for social justice in action, and do good and oppose evil, and with real faith
Indigenous communities slam decades-long delay in ancestral domain title approvals
There has been no progress in their application for ancestral domain titles since the 1980s, “even though the requirements are complete.”
Human trafficking: modern sex slavery of children
A recent study in 2023 showed that almost half a million Filipino children were trafficked by a quarter of a million adult exploiters
Civil society forced to adapt after loss of regional climate weeks
After a few seconds, I then mentioned to my colleague in front of me, “How will future COPs handle these many participants?”.
Vatican official calls for Church leadership in shaping ‘Ethical AI’ at...
Dr. Paolo Ruffini expressed concern about the potential for AI to deepen existing social inequalities and isolation if left unchecked


















