Tag: Newsletter
The long revolution: Voices from the ground
How should we understand what happened? Is that all that there is to it? Where do we get resources — internal and external — to move forward?
Duterte unlikely to face court over Philippines drug war killings
Duterte's signature policy to rid the country of drugs has been widely condemned and sparked an international probe
Pope Francis: Christ frees families from the slavery of selfishness
"In building your family ... use freedom not for yourselves, but to love the persons that God has put at your side,” Pope Francis said
From pariah to president: Marcos Jr. takes over Philippines’ top job
Bongbong Marcos will succeed Rodrigo Duterte in the top job on Thursday after his landslide victory in last month's elections
Philippine activists get support from Canadian Protestant Church
The Church group called on the government to drop the perjury charges against some activists and “to end the practice of red-tagging”
Activists from across Asia call for debt cancellation amidst health, economic...
“Our governments spend more on debt service payments than on peoples’ needs and still continue with their borrowing spree” - Lidy Nacpil
Fear and defiance for families of Philippine drug war dead
"We continue to suffer the drug problem. It won't go away because of the lure of billions for traffickers," said President Rodrigo Duterte
Philippine Catholic bishops remain steadfast against death penalty
Bishop Baylon said the “inalienable dignity of the human person… must never be taken for granted and must not be removed"
Southeast Asian MPs urge ASEAN economic ministers to immediately tackle food...
“It is necessary to put in place a coordinated effort to protect the most vulnerable from a potentially devastating economic downturn”
Philippine First Lady expected to play key role as ‘number one...
The 62-year-old lawyer, nicknamed "Liza,” shuns the public spotlight and rarely gives media interviews

















