Tag: Newsletter
Columbans elect first global leader from PH
Paz, who hails from La Union province, is the society’s first Filipino superior general, making his election to the top role a “historic moment”
Media groups urge Israel to allow journalist access to Gaza
The letter argued that restrictions on media access place an unreasonable burden on local reporters and contribute to misinformation
Consumers confront Marcos Jr. over soaring electricity bills ahead of SONA
The coalition also raised issues about annual power outages, particularly during the extremely warm seasons influenced by El Nino
Caritas organizations in Southeast Asia rallied for unified climate strategy
The workshop aimed to establish strategic directions, secure donor support, and foster government cooperation to implement action plans
Epic film on missing activist is finalist in this year’s Cinemalaya...
JL further details the ordeal through animation and previously unseen footage of their family’s search, including the discovery of Jonas’s last known photo in captivity
Bishops on divorce: ‘Maghunos-dili muna tayo’
They clarified that Catholics cannot remarry in the Church without first obtaining a Declaration of Nullity, which differs from divorce
Philippine Catholic bishops caution against rush to legalize divorce, cite family...
The bishops suggest that any rush toward legalizing civil divorce could undermine this foundational aspect of Filipino society
CHR urged to monitor, advocate release of elderly political detainees
According to SELDA, there are currently 754 political prisoners in the country, many of whom are critically ill or advanced in age
Passage of teenage pregnancy prevention bill urged
Data from the Philippine Statistics Authority show an increase in adolescent pregnancies, with births among girls aged 10-19 rising by 10.2%
Pope Francis tells AI leaders: No machine should ever choose to...
The Rome Call, a document by the Pontifical Academy for Life, underlines the need for the ethical use of AI

















