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Philippine Church leaders say abuse survivors must come before institutional reputation
Church leaders called for stronger safeguards, accountability and protection for abuse survivors across Catholic institutions.
Philippines pushes protected-seascape status for Verde Island Passage
Philippine officials and conservation groups pressed for stronger safeguards as fossil gas projects and industrial activity threaten marine biodiversity
Study finds urban Filipinos tired of resilience narrative amid financial strain
A new survey finds households still coping with repeated crises while savings shrink, borrowing rises and confidence in support weakens
Margins can no longer adapt as world nears 1.5°C overshoot
Climate-vulnerable communities face mounting losses, displacement and food insecurity as fossil fuel dependence deepens already unequal burdens worldwide
Pope urges youth to bring ‘wounds and struggles’ to WYD Seoul...
Pilgrims may now register for the 2027 gathering, with packages covering transport, insurance, accommodation and meals depending on choice
Police treatment of journalist at farmers’ protest draws rights scrutiny
Investigations focus on police conduct during a farmers’ protest, as authorities review safeguards meant to protect working journalists
Philippine church group warns lack of El Niño response puts farmers,...
Church People-Workers Solidarity called for stronger farm support, land protection and agrarian reform amid worsening climate and livelihood risks
Bishop: Church must defend land rights of IPs, farmers
He also called for justice rooted in peace and human dignity, warning against responding to hatred with hostility or defending rights by humiliating others
Pope Leo XIV’s doctors confirm ‘no further treatment is necessary
Doctors confirm that the tumor removed was a lung adenocarcinoma and that the disease was localized, noting that "no further treatment is necessary"
Child marriage affects nearly half of young women in Bangladesh, UNICEF...
UNICEF says child marriage is cutting short girls’ education and opportunities, while urging stronger investment in health and protection
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