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Activists in Germany decry Philippines’ ‘worsening’ human rights situation
The Germany-based Philippinenbüro marked the anniversary of the killing of Filipino human rights defender Zara Alvarez with a protest action
Remembering the ‘comfort women’ and their continuing call for justice
Eight decades since the war ended on Aug. 15, 1945, the Japanese government still refuses to recognize its accountability
Philippine hospitals hit by staff resignations due to low pay, poor...
Hospitals fear the desertions have reached a critical point just as the Delta variant sends the number of COVID-19 cases soaring
Caritas Italy may suspend activities in Afghanistan, fears for safety of...
Caritas Italiana also said the few Catholic priests and religious in Afghanistan are also being left with no choice but to leave
Philippines orders evacuation of Filipinos in Afghanistan
On Monday, the DFA said 32 Filipinos had been evacuated already and were in Doha, Qatar, waiting for confirmed flights to the Philippines
Redemptorist superior of Cebu Province dies at 46
Father Copernicus V. Perez, CSsR, provincial superior of the Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer in Cebu, died on Sunday
Mindanao diocese launches signature campaign for stay of open-pit mining ban
The petition calls on the government to “stand firm in its duty to ensure the safety, convenience, and well-being of its constituents”
Manila archdiocese launches mobile app for 500th year of arrival of...
The App features the different Jubilee churches in the Archdiocese of Manila with the schedule of liturgical services
Pope urges dialogue in Afghanistan so people can live in peace,...
Pope Francis made the appeal in his noon address on Sunday as Taliban insurgents entered the capital Kabul
Thai police clash with protesters near PM’s residence
Thailand's youth-led anti-government protest movement appears to have regained momentum and its support has broadened


















