Tag: Newsletter
Bully China desperate to look nice; sue it now
Most pathetic was the Chinese coastguards’ claim to have saved shipwrecked Filipinos near Panatag last Saturday
PH, China in talks to reach ‘understanding, agreement’ on Ayungin
“There are discussions and we hope to arrive at an understanding or possible agreement,” Manalo told the Philippine News Agency.
Wage hike for Metro Manila workers deemed inadequate by rights group
"The wage hike is not even enough to buy a kilo of rice," said Peter Murphy, Chairperson of the ICHRP Global Council.
Local fisherfolk to protest LLDA’s approval of disputed solar project on...
It is expected to affect the livelihoods of over 8,000 fisherfolk and fish pen owners throughout the province.
Rights groups call for UN scrutiny of terror laws
Taule called for the dismissal of these charges and the repeal of the terror laws, arguing they contravene established human rights norms
Ozamiz court acquits Aglipayan bishop, peace consultant
The Supreme Bishop expressed the church’s gratitude to those who advocated for Morales and Salinas as well as the assistance of the NUPL
If Alice Guo escapes Manila, whom should Filipinos butcher?
Guo is charged with heinous, non-bailable qualified human trafficking. Co-accused are fellow incorporators of Baofu Land Development Inc
Vatican to publish Instrumentum Laboris for October’s Synod on Synodality meeting
The 2023 Vatican assembly produced a 41-page synthesis report, while the 2024 assembly is expected to vote on a “final report"
The Colors of Aliwan Fiesta
Fiestas serve as the Filipino's profound way of remembering the blessings of past years, commemorating historical milestones
Filipino Catholics urged to listen to pastors on divorce issue
Archbishop Gallagher reiterated the Catholic Church's teachings on marriage but advised that "it is essentially a matter for the bishops."


















