Tag: SW
Rights advocates, lawmakers push bill to free sick, elderly prisoners
Karapatan supports bill seeking release of sick, elderly, and vulnerable detainees amid worsening jail conditions and rising deaths
History of US bases and proposed ammunition factory
A planned US ammunition and drone factory in Subic Bay raises fears of renewed exploitation and militarization in Olongapo
Church prepares for WYD Seoul 2027 with first-ever volunteer assembly
Volunteers from 27 teams gathered in Seoul, uniting global efforts and faith ahead of the World Youth Day 2027
New mapping tool tracks solar boom in Philippine rooftops
The Philippines has over 1,800MW of rooftop solar potential, according to a new AI-powered mapping tool launched by ICSC
Church-led pilgrimage brings young people to frontlines of division in Korea
Young pilgrims walked the Korean DMZ, praying for unity and declaring: “There can be no peace without reconciliation.”
Majority of Filipinos want impeachment process against VP Duterte to proceed
66% of Filipinos say Vice President Duterte must face impeachment charges; bishops, public decry Senate delay
Thai youth hack for hope: ‘MISSION POSSIBLE’ concludes with innovation, compassion,...
Young Thais harness innovation and synodal spirit at the MISSION POSSIBLE hackathon, crafting tech solutions for social change.
Cardinal David slams online gambling, state-sanctioned exploitation of poor Filipinos
Church leader blasts online gambling as state-approved exploitation, warning it’s wrecking families behind closed doors and phone screens
Climate activists criticize Loss and Damage Fund for ‘more drama than...
Aksyon Klima Pilipinas urges faster, fairer disbursement from global climate fund, warning delays hurt the most vulnerable
Philippine church reaffirms environmental stand as court voids local mining ban
After a court setback, Mindoro’s defenders—priests, politicians, and people—renew their stand to protect land and life


















