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Indigenous communities in the Philippines remain under threat despite existing legal protections, according to a newly released report submitted to the United Nations by...

Religious leaders, civic groups, educators, and political factions have voiced strong opposition, warning of the long-term societal costs

This sustained imposition of the death penalty places Indonesia among a small group of countries still issuing capital punishment

Pope Francis' condition remains stable and continues showing further slight respiratory, mobility, and voice-related improvements

Community waste management in the hamlet began taking shape in 2016 when Karangtanjung represented Sleman in the Climate Village competition

At least two politicians have come under fire for using sexist remarks and lewd language during campaign rallies

Contemporary society presents unique challenges to religious orders that are different to those faced by past generations

Bishop Lee Yong-hoon, chairman of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Korea, expressed his concern and hope for the future

Archbishop Francis Xavier Vira Arpondratana urged the government to reconsider the draft act, citing numerous potential negative consequences

Pope Francis says that "The sickbed can become a holy place, where charity burns away indifference and gratitude nourishes hope.”