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Philippines follows China, dissociates from UN resolution on Myanmar crisis
The Philippines’ Foreign Affairs department said the country joins China and other countries in “dissociating” itself from the UN resolution
On sin
The Church must be open and merciful, and prepared to serve as instrument to welcome back and embrace those who have fallen
Myanmar army hunts protest backers over social media comments
The United Nations human rights office said on Friday more than 350 people have been arrested in Myanmar since the coup
China vaccine available in Cambodia, but locals debate whether to get...
I’m more afraid of a vaccine donated by China than of COVID-19 infection, Siem Reap resident says
BBC World News barred in mainland China, dropped by HK public...
British foreign minister, Dominic Raab, and the US State Department have condemned Beijing’s decision
Watch: LiCAS.news Weekly Wrap (Feb. 13, 2021)
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SPOTLIGHT: When the dragons and lions stopped dancing
The colorful festivities in Manila’s Chinatown, the oldest in the world, was gone. The dragon and lion dancers were nowhere to be seen.
More Catholic priest, nuns join protests in Myanmar
Now we stand with the people in their sufferings, priest says
Filipino televangelist Eli Soriano dies at 73
Brother Eli Soriano hosted the longest-running Philippine religious radio and television program “Ang Dating Daan (The Old Path)”
Coming to terms with the truth: Depression has no face
Dealing with and investing in mental health issues could prove beneficial in the short- and long-term
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