Tag: Newsletter
Chinese tattoo artist tells women’s stories through ink
In a country where spaces for female self-expression have shrunk in recent years, getting a tattoo can feel like an empowering act
Philippine women workers march to call for end of ‘contractualization’ of...
Aside from the Herrera law, the government has implemented policies that the activists said made life worse for Filipino workers
Video: Pope Francis prays for victims of abuse
“In response to cases of abuse, especially those committed by members of the Church, it is not enough to ask for forgiveness,” said the pope
Pope invites faithful to learn from ‘spiritual and ecclesial way of...
He says that “from the East rises the light, the sun of justice, the shining star that is Christ”
Japan ‘Happy Science’ cult leader Okawa dies
Okawa was the singular leader and founder of the Happy Science group, which was started in 1986
Oil from sunken tanker swamps central Philippine coast
Environment personnel "are now focusing on coastal clean-up" given the extent of the affected shoreline
Rohingya refugees decry ‘devastating’ cuts to food aid
The drop has already caused hardship among the roughly one million Rohingya refugees living in Bangladesh's overcrowded camps
Paghinto ng mining operations sa Brooke’s Point, suportado ng isa pang...
Aniya, ang mga taong nagprotesta “ay kabilang sa nakaranas ng mga pagbaha dahil sa pag-uulan at hindi naman sila nakikinabang sa mining”
Philippine, Malaysian leaders vow to enhance political, security, trade cooperation
Marcos said he and Anwar made a commitment to boost Manila and Kuala Lumpur's trade and investment ties to develop the halal industry
Photos: ‘Candles for Justice’
Students and faculty of Adamson University in Manila light candles to dramatize their call for justice for John Matthew Salilig


















