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Memorial site for drug war victims inaugurated in Philippines
Villanueva lamented the plight of EJK victims’ families who are unable to prioritize securing their loved ones’ remains due to poverty
Jeepney drivers, workers ‘more miserable under Marcos Jr’
IBON Foundation also noted an increase in the number of Filipinos who are living in “hand-to-mouth” conditions
China Coast Guard becoming ‘more aggressive’: Philippines
Tuesday's incident came as the Philippines and the United States held a major annual military exercise that has infuriated Beijing
Vatican says birth control not key to fighting poverty, renews call...
The Archbishop argued that the focus of the ICPD has become "increasingly narrow" in recent years, with an overemphasis on birth control
Greenpeace calls for action as Philippines battles record heatwave
Greenpeace is calling for a multi-pronged approach to address the crisis and build resilience for the future.
Living wage is a justice issue, church-labor group says
The CWS lamented that the minimum wages are not enough to meet a typical family of five’s needs to cover food and non-food costs
Pinsala ng Reklamasyon: Mga Larawan ng Magtatahong at Mangingisda sa Navotas
Ang nasabing reclamation project ay joint venture agreement sa pagitan ng lokal na pamahalaan ng Navotas at Argonbay Construction Inc.
Philippines says China Coast Guard used water cannon on its vessels
Manila and Beijing have a long history of territorial disputes in the South China Sea, with several collisions involving Philippine and Chinese vessels
Tartaria farmers defend community despite assaults, arson from armed security
Emilio “Orange” Aguinaldo IV, great-grandson of Philippine President Emilio Aguinaldo, has been asserting his claims to the land
Filipino priest ordained coadjutor bishop of Cook Islands
Jimenez is also the new president of the Episcopal Conference of the Pacific, which is comprised of 17 ecclesial territories


















