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In Indonesia, mosques and churches take on the plastic challenge
A solutions-oriented story about how mosques and churches in Indonesia are stepping up to address the country's plastic waste problem
China approves coal power surge despite emissions pledge: Greenpeace
At least 20.45 gigawatts (GW) of coal-fired power have been approved in the first three months of 2023, Greenpeace said
Priest stresses need for dialogue on policies affecting country such as...
"These are issues that should be discussed in the interest of the Filipinos, not in the interest of the Church”
Disciplinary proceedings as means of protecting administration of justice
Bar membership may be withdrawn due to the lawyer's lack of essential qualifications, including honesty, fidelity, and integrity
Negros bishop urges Marcos administration to shun ‘militarist tactics’
Bishop Alminaza said red-tagging and terrorist-labelling are bereft of substantive grounds and are “counter-productive” to attaining peace
Pope Francis says he wants to visit Argentina in 2024
Since his election to the papacy in 2013, Pope Francis has never returned to his home country of Argentina
Abduction of Christian girls in Pakistan worsens, says ACN report
A 2022 report said there were at least 78 documented cases of abduction, forcible conversion to Islam and forcible marriage of young women
Japanese woman of Uyghur origin wins seat in Japan’s parliament
Arfiya Eri’s election gives hope to second-generation Uyghurs living in exile, advocates say
Tears, protests 10 years since Bangladesh factory tragedy
The Rana Plaza tragedy on April 24, 2013 was one of the world's worst industrial disaster
Bishop in Mindanao calls for unity, peace as Filipinos mark Eid’l...
“We are all reminded by this celebration to be peacebuilders and to be charitable to the needy”
















