Tag: Philippines
Philippine church and pro-environment groups slam gas bill amid surge of...
Alminaza said the decision to prioritize fossil fuel development disregards the welfare of the nation’s most vulnerable populations
Philippine bishop: Haiyan anniversary ‘reminds us of our true mission’
“This moment is not just a remembrance of the challenges we faced but a celebration of the resilience and unity"
Philippines races to reach stranded as storm’s death toll rises
"The rain is not stopping, so the floods are going up fast. We have received countless reports asking for rescue"
SPOTLIGHT: Dammed if they do
In their country's pursuit of renewable energy, Indigenous Peoples of the Philippines are placed at risk of losing their ancestral lands
Religious leaders in southern Philippines reaffirm commitment to peace and justice
The commitment “is guided by the values of love, justice, harmony, respect, integrity, unity, reconciliation, spirituality, and humanity.”
Religious sister honored for decades-long service to Indigenous People in the...
Her programs encompass education, environmental protection, healthcare, & feeding initiatives, with the goal of addressing marginalization
SPOTLIGHT: Water over Troubled Forests
With climate change threatening their lands, the Indigenous Pulangiyen people are rebuilding Bendum's forests and restoring life-giving water to their ancestral home.
Si Hesus
Si Jesus ay kilalang guro dahil sa nakikita ng marami na binibigyan niya ng panahon ang pagtuturo at nagsisikap naman siyang gumamit na iba’t-ibang...
Philippine telecom CEOs could be prosecuted for allowing child abuse
It could be a child in your family that will be the next victim of online sexual abuse. We must act now to curb it.
New collision of Chinese, Philippine vessels near flashpoint shoal
China deploys boats to patrol the busy South China Sea and has built artificial islands that it has militarised to reinforce its claims