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I am very happy that someone will now pay for what has happened. I am not afraid,” said a relative who asked not to be named

Huwag nawa nating kalimutan ang mga aral mula sa panahon ng Martial Law.

It is the duty of truth-tellers to fight all forms of lies and protect the public from misinformation and disinformation

In 2016, the Senate heard the bill for the first time, 17 years after the very first Anti-Discrimination Bill was filed in Congress

Bishop Bagaforo urged Filipinos to “never again let the powers-that-be control the narratives” of the Filipino people

“Learn to do good; seek justice, correct oppression; bring justice to the fatherless, and please the widow's cause…” (Isaiah 1:17)

Calling for the ways of peace through principled negotiations is to reject a militarist solution, of martial rule in any guise

The conference aims “to highlight and deepen the reflections and realizations” of the recent diocesan and national synodal consultations

The Vatican has clarified that the Catholic Church does not have the power to give liturgical blessings of homosexual unions

UN chief Antonio Guterres condemned the strike that killed at least 13 people, including the 11 students