Tag: Newsletter
2022 Bar exam question on seafarer’s disability benefits claims
As a general rule, the seafarer’s condition or symptoms must be documented while he is on board the vessel
‘For my Church and my people’: Exiled Filipino Protestant bishop bears...
‘Tell the whole world of what we suffer and our dreams of a better life. We hope the persecution of us Lumads would stop.”
Church leaders call for compensation and climate justice
Many in the hard-hearted rich industrial countries refuse to admit and accept their responsibility and liability
Shallow quake kills 162, injures hundreds on Indonesia’s Java island
Officials said more than 2,000 houses were damaged and said more than 13,000 people were taken to evacuation centers
India at 75: Hindu faith bottled and home-delivered
Since winning elections in 2014, Modi has put Hinduism front and center of his government in the officially secular nation of 1.4 billion
Anti-mining alliance welcomes bill banning mining in Mindoro province
"This is indeed a welcome move, especially among advocates against destructive mining,” said Jaybee Garganera, ATM national coordinator
Cardinal Tagle stresses importance of stories, storytelling in shaping one’s life
"Even if telling stories comes spontaneously to us, some factors can suppress storytelling," warned Cardinal Tagle
Martial law survivors honor martyrs of anti-dictatorship struggle
“We want to uphold the genuine heroism of the Filipino people and once again expose the fakery of the Marcos yarn”
US VP Harris to meet Philippine President Marcos in effort to...
Washington is now seeking to bolster its security alliance with Manila under another Marcos presidency
Photos: The ‘giants’ of the Philippines
The "Higantes" Festival is held annually in Angono town in the Philippines, where hundreds of giant papier-mâché puppets are paraded


















