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Global groups urge Philippines to ‘ensure enabling environment’ for rights workers
The groups also condemned the alleged “renewed judicial harassment” against 10 human rights workers, including church workers
Church saddened by death of migrant workers chief Toots Ople
The bishop said Ople had “served well doing all sacrifices for the best of our nation and utmost welfare of our people”.
Subic firms to SC: Save us from this ‘midnight deal’
SC’s Third Division in 2021 compelled SBMA to grant Harbour Centre the deal. SBMA seeks reconsideration of the 3-2 split decision
Ecumenical youth group hits ‘massive’ budget cuts on education
The group said there is an estimated ₱6.16 billion or 5.75% reduction in the budget of SUCs.
Lorica, Delos Santos, Baltazar: They learned the truth at 17
The three young men learned the truth at 17. How many more young lives will be wasted by the great mistake called “mistaken identity?”
Tonel installed as Zamboanga archbishop
The former bishop of Ipil for 16 years has indicated that he intends to embrace his new ministry as well as lead around 700,000 Catholics
Military trainings: Tales of mental anguish
The death of University of Santo Tomas (UST) student Mark Welson Chua set off an explosion of anti-ROTC sentiment.
Rural Reflection: Gift of Vision. (Part 2)
Seeing plays a very crucial role as it affects the judging and eventually the acting. Perspective is of utmost importance.
Death and hope: Fourth World Meeting of Families
We see symptoms that lead us to conclude that many of our countrymen are not proud of the Filipino family and want it destroyed
OFWs demand probe of repeat free riders in COVID repatriation program
COA said 3,707 OFWs availed of free flights under the government’s COVID-19 emergency repatriation program more than once


















