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CBCP head seeks peaceful solution to WPS dispute
Bishop David said a “stubborn” civilian presence is indeed the peaceful approach to the conflict “instead of a joint military show-of-force”
Using Artificial Intelligence for the Church’s Mission
While keeping an open mind we have to be constantly critical-minded and not allow Artificial Intelligence to dominate us.
Fishers, advocates fear destruction of marine ecosystem in the name of...
Instead of protection, the partnership spelled “impending destruction” for the groups, which could threaten two million coastal populations
Philippine boat convoy won’t proceed to China-held reef: organisers
The convoy set sail Wednesday to distribute fuel and food to fishers and assert Philippine rights in the disputed South China Sea
Administrator named for Daet diocese
As administrator, the 52-year-old priest will oversee the affairs of the diocese until a new bishop is appointed and takes possession
PH groups commemorate ‘Nakba’ in support of Palestine
“Nakba” is the Palestinian word for “catastrophe” that describes the displacement of around 750,000 Palestinians
UN: Over 4,000 wildlife species still threatened by illegal trafficking despite...
Corruption further exacerbates the situation, with officials often ignoring violations, allowing traffickers to operate with impunity
Vatican’s UN Observer urges non-military solutions to global conflicts
Caccia stressed that military solutions, which have led to immense human suffering and destruction, are fundamentally flawed
Anti-mining activists killed in alarming numbers under Duterte
What has also continued – despite the killing of environmental defenders like Chad – is the advocacy work of environmental defenders
HRW: Continued abuses undermine Marcos Jr’s human rights rhetoric
“The government’s refusal to allow the ICC to investigate is a glaring contradiction to its professed human rights commitments,” Conde said


















