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Photos: A day in the life of Manila under COVID-19 pandemic
Filipinos in Manila observe minimum health protocols as the country continues to face high incidences of COVID-19 infections
COVID-19: Impact on women in the Philippines
The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic has exaggerated pre-existing gender and social inequalities within Filipino society
‘If you want peace, work for justice’
"The victims of our society, despite the deaths they undergo each day, truly desire to live. Let us make them live."
Climate strike calls for ‘emergency moratorium’ on climate risk projects
Pro-environment activists call on the government to implement an “emergency moratorium” on large-scale reclamation, mining, and dam projects
Torture and abuse of children in jails
Children continue to be jailed, abused, and tortured in prisons and detention centers in many parts of Asia
Philippine bishops to honor Filipino migrant workers on Sept 26, National...
In his message, Pope Francis called for a “more inclusive Church” that goes out into the “existential peripheries”
British artist who lobbied for return of Balangiga church bells dies
The British author was a lifetime member of the Philippine National Historical Society and had lived in the country for nearly 30 years
Vaccine Badges: ‘Boss-Level Dystopia’
One doesn’t have to be an infectious diseases expert to know that this regime is using the pandemic for its own nefarious ends
Photos: ‘Never Again’
Church groups call for an end to human rights abuses as the Philippines marks the 49th anniversary of the declaration of martial law
Church, rights groups remind Filipinos to learn lessons of martial law
The martial law years under Marcos were considered to be the darkest years of the country with about 70,000 people imprisoned