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“Traditional gender norms or stereotypes surrounding unpaid care work and breadwinning still persist in this day and age”

The country's inflation hit a record 17.5 percent in February with food inflation hitting 25 percent

The post-election program aims help winning candidates implement his or her platform and ensure people's participation in governance

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police said it received "a complaint of sexual assaults that occurred approximately 47 years ago"

In a pastoral letter, the country’s Catholic bishops called on the Filipino people to “fight indifference” especially during the elections

The priests said their support for Robredo and Pangilinan is a fight “against stealing, distortion of truth and exploitation of the weak”

The Catholic Church in Canada has apologized "unequivocally" to Indigenous peoples for a century of abuses at Church-run residential schools

“Lack of accountability continued to facilitate unlawful killings and other human rights violations under the ... ‘war on drugs’ campaign”

Palace spokesman Martin Andanar lamented that Amnesty International allegedly failed to verify its latest report

States, “alongside corporate titans,” have driven deeper global inequality “in what amounts to one of the greatest betrayals of our times”