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Ecumenical peace group calls for ‘impartial’ probe into rebel consultant’s death
The military said the claims made by the rebels as reported in the media were all "lies”
Green group launches tribute for ‘environment heroes’
“We need to honor and remember those who spent their lives fighting for the communities and the environment”
Philippine Protestant Church women sound alarm over ‘red-tagging,’ ‘persecution’
"Red-tagging and vilification campaigns are wielded against women who exercise their right to dissent and speak out against injustice”
Asia-Pacific can end AIDS by equalizing access to rights, services, says...
While the epidemic is declining in several Asia Pacific countries, there are rebounds in Bangladesh, Malaysia, Philippines, among others
Philippine bishop calls for ‘cooperation’ to address AIDS pandemic
“Be assured that even if you are suffering from HIV/AIDS, or other sickness, it does not mean that you will be set aside”
Photos: Philippine workers call for wage hike on birth anniversary of...
Labor groups and activists mark the 159th birth anniversary of revolutionary leader Andres Bonifacio on Nov. 30, 2022
Asia’s highest honor given to four individuals for ‘transformative work,’ ‘inspiring...
"Asia is a region teeming with seemingly ordinary people who are capable of doing extraordinary things"
Vatican hacked, again!
The apparent attack comes a day after Russian leaders criticized Pope Francis for comments he made about Russia’s war in Ukraine
Restoration of Christian unity is ‘an urgent priority in today’s world’
"The full restoration of communion among all the believers in Jesus Christ is an irrevocable commitment for every Christian"
Christians now a minority in England and Wales
"This census result should be a wake-up call which prompts fresh reconsiderations of the role of religion in society"


















