Tag: Newsletter
Priest reminds politicians to examine motives in running for office in...
Father Secillano expressed hope that the “One Godly Vote” campaign will provide Filipino voters guidance to elect their leaders
Green groups urge poll body to ensure environment-friendly elections in 2022
The groups said the Commission on Elections should “proactively integrate waste and toxic prevention" in the conduct of the polls
Attendance to 2022 World Meeting of Families to be limited due...
The international gathering, which has been in the planning stages for more than three years, will take place in Rome on June 22-26, 2022
‘It is a circus’: Philippine election season kicks off
Election campaigns in the famously chaotic democracy are normally raucous and star-studded with contenders deploying celebrities
More child abusers to be jailed for life
The Philippine Senate has approved the final draft of a bill that increases the age for determining statutory rape
Civil society coalition endorses Vice President Robredo as presidential candidate
The vice president is yet to announce her decision whether to run or not for an elective post next year
Sorry, but caroling is not allowed in Cebu this Christmas
The local police office reminded the public that caroling is a violation of the city's prohibition on social gathering during the pandemic
Global civil society alliance appeals for probe into Philippine rights situation
CIVICUS noted that one year on from the adoption of a resolution at the UNHRC, “serious civic freedoms violations continue to occur"
Transgender students ‘unknowingly’ admitted to Catholic seminaries
The report said there were instances that a woman living under a transgendered identity had been unknowingly admitted to the seminary
South Cotabato legislators decry ‘Church interference’ in open-pit mining ban review
In August, the Diocese of Marbel launched a signature campaign to oppose moves to lift a ban on open-pit mining in South Cotabato
















