Tag: Newsletter
‘New world order’: Asia’s virtual influencers offer metaverse glimpse
Artificial intelligence creations are establishing a foothold worldwide in the lucrative influencer market
Pope Francis: Refugees are ending up in a ‘desert of humanity’
"All too often you come up against a desert of humanity, with an indifference that ... that dries up relations between people”
Efforts to end the world’s reliance on coal face challenge in...
Deciding how nations divide the task of achieving climate targets under an accord reached in Paris in 2015 poses a major challenge
Philippine Catholic schools told to plan transition to face-to-face classes
CEAP is asking the help of local governments in monitoring the implementation of health protocols around the schools
Asian women’s group slams Glasgow’s failure to address climate emergency
The women said that what COP26 came up “only further burden grassroots women and perpetuate plunder of resources of global south countries”
‘The water is poison’: Chinese activist spends life protecting polluted lake
"When I was a child, we could see the bottom of the lake. When I was thirsty, I drank the water from the lake -- we used it for cooking"
Indonesia’s Catholic Church ‘paying very high price’ for commitment during pandemic
At least 120 consecrated persons in Indonesia, including priest and nuns, succumbed to COVID-19 this year
Myanmar junta charges Suu Kyi with fraud during 2020 polls
Suu Kyi faces a raft of charges including illegally importing walkie talkies, sedition and corruption, and faces decades in jail if convicted
Murder complaint filed against suspect in journalist’s killing in Mindanao
While the case is deemed non-work related, we will continue to monitor and work double-time to catch his killers
Cardinal Advincula: Fight forces, structures that oppress poor
“Let us fight any force and structure of oppression, exploitation, and the use of the poor to advance their selfish interests and welfare”


















