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Were the utterances of a grave threat real?
As Jeremy Lotoc, head of the NBI’s cybercrime division, said: “The utterances were serious, and the threat was actual and real.”
Journalists condemn criminal charges against former SunStar editor
Media organizations say the case highlights pressure on editors responsible for publishing commentary on politically active religious groups
Lawyer representing anti-mining residents in northern Philippines faces cyberlibel complaint
The complaint adds another legal battle to a long-running conflict over Indigenous lands, watersheds, environmental protection and community rights
China surpasses U.S. in favorability across most countries surveyed
Public confidence in Xi Jinping also outpaced Donald Trump in many countries, reflecting broader changes in international political perceptions
Caritas Philippines head: Church must examine how wealth is created
A bishop urges ethical stewardship while calling the Church to honor overlooked Catholics whose quiet service sustains communities
Protecting the protectors: racing to save Philippine mangroves
Mangroves are a key natural defence against storm surges and coastal erosion in the Philippines, which is hit by around 20 typhoons each year
Catholics in Indonesia turn historic hill into ecological prayer park
Catholics in Central Java combine volunteer labor, local tradition and ecological planning to create a new pilgrimage destination
Quezon communities oppose renewed push for Atimonan coal plant
Communities say the long-delayed project threatens coastal livelihoods, marine ecosystems and Quezon’s transition away from coal
Catholic digital missionaries across Asia invited to first regional assembly in...
The assembly will also serve as a milestone in the Church’s preparation for World Youth Day 2027 in Seoul, South Korea
Friends trapped, families grieve after deadly Bangkok beer hall fire
Bangkok’s deadly beer hall fire left 32 people dead, dozens injured and grieving families searching for answers Monday


















