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Philippine groups urge UN envoy to probe attacks on journalists, environmental...
The reports highlight community journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio's continued detention, red-tagging, and blocking of alternative media outfits
Philippines falls short of adhering to human rights mechanisms, says IP...
Katribu also warned against “a disturbing trend” of consecutive abductions and enforced disappearances that has emerged
Latest surveys are results of inflationary sugar cartel
Filipinos manifest their displeasure with the government via surveys. In other lands, consumers would rampage
Pope Francis unveils new YOUCAT, declares ‘Christ is password for a...
He encouraged young people to deepen their knowledge of Jesus to properly love and make Him known to others
Government says no executive clemency for oldest political prisoner
Kapatid spokesperson Fides Lim questioned the BPP’s denial of Dela Peña’s executive clemency despite serving 11 years in prison
Pro-environment group blames deforestation, mining for flooding in Mindanao
“By stripping away land cover and disrupting natural drainage patterns, these activities exacerbate flooding and landslide risks"
Pope Francis declares Year of Prayer to prepare for 2025 Jubilee
Pope Francis emphasized the importance of prayer in personal life, within the Church, and on a global scale
Philippine group urges government to halt human rights situation ‘fakery’ amidst...
The group alleged that the administration has intensified its policy of repression, violating basic freedoms, including freedom of expression
We need more prosecutors and judges to give justice for children
We just have to work together for the nation and especially the abused children who hunger and thirst for justice.
IN PHOTOS: Catholics rally against mining in E. Samar
Varquez asserted, "Mining poses a threat to the environment, and there is scant evidence of responsible mining practices in the Philippines."


















