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Protests in the landlocked East Asian nation entered their eighth day Monday, with thousands rallying in central Ulaanbaatar

The number of online child sexual abuse reports received by the Philippine government cyber-crime office is staggering

“Investing in human rights means using all the energies and resources of the government to address the true problems of our country”

The report focused on the experiences and testimonies of people most affected by mining in the Dinagat and Didipio regions

“Attacks on the economic rights of the poor continue as Filipino workers suffer from depleted income brought about by rising cost of living"

“A mission station is a church closer to the people, not just in terms of physical space, but more so in the lived place”

In 2018, Pope Francis entrusted to Our Lady of Guadalupe “in particular, those who are awaiting the birth of their children”

“Advent, then, is a time for overturning our perspectives … for letting ourselves be surprised by the greatness of God’s mercy”

The easing of China's so-called "zero-COVID" policy followed nationwide protests against harsh virus rules that had battered the economy

“When human rights are denied and violated, God’s image is also violated in us, as we are created in God’s image”