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Ecumenical group calls for peace talks, independent probe after Negros killings...

Ecumenical leaders urge peace talks and independent probe after Negros killings, raising concerns over civilian protection and accountability

Peace advocates warn of stalled negotiations, urge parties to reaffirm Hague...

Church and peace groups mark Hague Declaration anniversary, urging government and NDFP to resume talks for just peace

Church leaders denounce rights abuses in Mindoro

Church leaders demand urgent protection for Mindoro’s Indigenous peoples, denounce rights abuses, and press resumption of peace talks

Philippine Churches press Marcos to abandon promises, take real action

Church groups urge Marcos to deliver justice-driven reforms on poverty, environment, and peace in his 2025 SONA

Ecumenical group calls for peace-driven vote, reforms in 2025 polls

The group called on Filipinos to remain vigilant after the elections and to demand accountability from those elected into office

Ecumenical peace group welcomes Duterte arrest, calls it step toward justice

“The arrest is a signal to end the culture of impunity prevalent in the country. It is a right path towards achieving peace based on justice”

Church leaders call for ceasefire and peace talks this Christmas season

“We call upon the Filipino people from all walks of life to pray and work perseveringly for a just and lasting peace in our country"

Ecumenical church group calls on Filipinos to ‘vote for peace’ on...

“As peace advocates, we ask the electorate to deeply discern from among the candidates ... if they are truly working for peace”

Ecumenical peace group urges Filipinos to ‘discern, vote for peace’ in...

“Voting for peace means choosing candidates who will work for a just and enduring peace,” read the group’s statement

Filipino faith in God ‘not deep enough’ to effect social change...

The Philippines is no better, "and sadly, even worse" than countries that do not have any Christian majority, said Bishop Broderick Pabillo

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