Tag: Newsletter
Asia’s informal workers risk losing out in green economy push, officials...
The rate of informal employment across the region is on average 68% of the workforce
Philippine court allows Maria Ressa to travel to Oslo for Nobel...
In a resolution released on Friday, December 3, the court granted Ressa’s motion to travel in time for the ceremony on December 10
Myanmar junta troops intensify attacks, continue to target Catholic churches
Priests and nuns were reported to have been forced to flee and hide "in a safe place" as troops looted convents
New Philippine envoy to Vatican calls on Filipinos in city state...
The new envoy vows "to build on the works that have been done and perhaps highlight all the more the new issues that are coming”
Philippines’ Catholic Social Media Summit turns 10
The theme of this year’s conference, "Influencer," is an offshoot of CSMS’ themes in the past three years
Preventing violence against children and women
In the past 12 months 22 percent of women that live in poor countries or the “least developed” were victims of violence from partners
‘Dialogo’ at ang kakaibang Filipina sa sining ni Celeste Lecaroz
Hindi lamang ganda ang kayang ibigay sa atin ng “Dialogo” kundi pasisisirin ka nito sa mas malalim na kahulugan ng damdamin
Pope on Cyprus visit urges European unity amid migrant influx
The pope said "the presence of many of our migrant brothers and sisters" had made Cyprus "a true point of encounter"
Pope Francis accepts resignation of Catholic archbishop of Paris
Archbishop Michel Aupetit was alleged to have a prior relationship with a woman before he was archbishop of Paris
2022 ‘traslacion’ of Black Nazarene in Davao suspended due to pandemic
Devotees of the Nuestro Padre Jesus Nazareno in Davao said they are preparing alternative ways of holding the annual observance


















