Tag: Philippines

Four women advocates recounted the attacks they faced and explained why they persist in their advocacies and activism

“I am pleading and appealing for your assistance in securing freedom for my child, who has endured 14 years of unjust suffering"

Hundreds of overseas Filipino workers in New Zealand, who lost their jobs just before Christmas, are asking the Philippine government for continuing financial assistance...

“All the baptized, whatever their position in the Church or their level of instruction in the faith, are agents of evangelization"

PISTON said the government's modernization program (PUVMP) is only aimed at handing over their livelihood to local and foreign capitalists

For Ann and the Nexperia workers union, these victories help the resistance grow, repression notwithstanding.

Malaya said dialogue can only succeed in an atmosphere of mutual respect and sincerity between two sovereign nations

One of the key outcomes from the recent Dubai climate negotiations (COP28) is the agreement to establish funding arrangements to address L&D

In 1614, Ukon and 350 Catholics were exiled to Manila due to the Edo Shogunate’s ban on Christianity. He died in Intramuros

Marcos raised the need for a paradigm shift after noting "very little progress" in the WPS issue in terms of traditional method of diplomacy