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PHLPost printed 10,000 copies of the stamp, each priced at ₱17. A matching First Day Cover is also available for collectors

Bishops emphasize solidarity with Palawan’s Indigenous families, urging unity to correct historical injustices and restore peace

Despite limited volunteerism, Filipinos show strong trust in charities, reflecting deep cultural values that continue to drive generosity

Group warns Laguna de Bay solar project could devastate fisherfolk livelihoods, harm ecosystems, and undermine just energy transition

UN warns plastic waste could triple by 2060 without a global treaty, threatening health, ecosystems, and economies worldwide

Residents celebrate guards’ withdrawal from Marihangin Island but warn of security vacuum, renew land reform demands

Filipino bishop joins Quezon residents in opposing the revived Atimonan coal plant, citing climate, health, and environmental justice concerns

Seoul estimates that 700,000 to 1 million people could participate in the 2027 event, including 200,000 to 300,000 international pilgrims

Fisherfolk and environmental groups warn the Atimonan coal plant will poison air and seas, urging clean energy alternatives

Filipinos show the highest global support for taxing polluters, signaling growing demand for climate accountability and government action