Tag: Philippines

Senate leaders resisted Dela Rosa’s arrest as the ICC escalated its investigation into killings tied to Duterte’s drug campaign

A second impeachment battle tests Sara Duterte’s political strength as allies and rivals prepare for a decisive Senate trial

Catholic educators urge Philippine officials to preserve humanities, ethical reasoning, and academic freedom amid sweeping university curriculum reforms

RSF urges cooperation with rights probe as conflicting accounts persist over Negros journalist’s killing during military operation, raising accountability concerns

Fr. Gerardo Saco Jr. declines episcopal ordination for Tagbilaran, citing personal limitations, as Vatican accepts decision and diocese remains vacant

For the Claretian congregation, Gallardo’s life has become central to its understanding of service in conflict-affected areas in Mindanao

Church and labor groups demand wage hikes, rights protection, and reforms as workers face poverty, repression, and inequality

Conflicting accounts over Philippines operation that killed 19, including a journalist, trigger probe and concerns over civilian protection

La Viña says Middle East war and Negros killings fail just war standards, citing civilian harm, displacement, and impunity

A Filipino cardinal warns U.S. Catholics that mixing religion and politics may distort faith and weaken democratic accountability