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Gov’t sees UNESCO press freedom report as validation of efforts in...
The Philippines has been cited as among countries that have undertaken “good practices and positive measures” in the safety of journalists
Parish forest project, paiigtingin ng Diocese of Tagbilaran
“I dream of having a forest in every parish para ma-inspire ang mga tao na magtanim ng hardwood trees at fruit bearing trees"
Communal prayer rally, isasagawa sa National Shrine of St. Padre Pio...
Nakatakda ang "Dasalan sa Batangan para sa Kaliwanagan sa darating na Halalan" sa ika-21 ng Marso sa St. Padre Pio Shrine sa Batangas
Pagmimina, dahilan ng matinding pagbaha sa Palawan, ayon sa obispo
“Ang kagubatan ay masasakripisyo na naman ng pagmimina," ayon kay Bishop Mesiona ng Puerto Princesa
Christian youth group blasts government’s ‘meager aid’ amid record oil price...
Student groups said the price hike is impeding the safe reopening of schools "because of the burdening transport fees"
3,000 households benefit from ILO, Japan water system project in Mindanao
The ILO and Japan handed over the water systems on March 9, 10, and 15, 2022, in Lanao del Sur, Maguindanao and Cotabato
Pope Francis: After a nuclear war, humanity would have to ‘start...
“The ‘day after’ — if there will still be days and human beings — we will have to start again from scratch.”
US ‘concerned’ over extent of China’s support for Putin’s war in...
China has refused to criticize the Russian invasion of Ukraine since the war began
Singapore court rejects appeals by three men on death row
The city-state has some of the world's toughest anti-narcotics laws and insists capital punishment remains a deterrent against crime
Why not Sara?
Why not Sara? The open answer is because she wants to “continue,” maybe perpetuate, the legacy of her father.


















