Tag: Philippines
Greenpeace calls for air quality monitoring ‘to protect citizens’ health’
Almost all Filipinos are breathing air that doesn’t meet World Health Organization guidelines
On Day of the Disappeared, kin of ‘desaparecidos’ call to surface...
The Philippines has more than 600 outstanding cases of enforced disappearances, according to a UN body on involuntary disappearances
Filipinos urged to become ‘heroes of history’
“The freedoms and liberties we enjoy today are only possible because of our heroes' bravery and selflessness," said Akbayan
Body of Kian Delos Santos exhumed five years after death in...
“After five years, let us see if we can still discover more truth,” said Randy Delos Santos, the victim’s uncle
16 people, including Catholic nuns, charged for allegedly supporting communist rebels
The RMP repeatedly denied allegations linking the organization to the communist movement
Praying hearts: In defense of the Carmelite nuns
"With the unabated proliferation of fake news and disinformation..., we continue this noble fight to seek the truth with praying hearts"
National Council of Churches honors FVR, remembers his legacy for peace
"We honor his life especially his legacy for peace," read the statement of the National Council of Churches in the Philippines
Carmelite nuns decry ‘malicious’ depiction in movie, say film attempts to...
“The attempt to distort history is reprehensible,” said Sister Mary Melanie Costillas, OCD, prioress of the Carmelite Monastery in Cebu City
Faith on trial: Church people under attack
The risks endured by faith-based human rights defenders increase as they incarnate the Christian gospel and the mandate of Church mission
Post-raid trauma and blessings
From where you are now, you can probably see that the invention of untruths seems to have been a legacy and is now “institutional”
















