Bishop Pablo Virgilio David, CBCP president, urged Catholics to instead set aside money for the devastated communities
As of December 20, at least 375 people have been reported killed following the devastation of super typhoon Odette
More than a hundred people are believed to have died due to the typhoon while more than 1.8 million others were affected by its impact
“Nations and capitalists that are most responsible for the climate crisis must rectify their years of inaction. Our government must demand reparations and climate justice,” she said.
Tagkawayan Mayor Carlo Eleazar on December 13 signed Executive Order 67 promoting renewable energy projects “in a timeline compatible and aligned with the Paris Agreement’s 1.5°C goals.”
A temporary mining suspension intensified demands to end destructive extraction and address long-standing community grievances
Nearly three years after the Mindoro oil spill, fisherfolk demand justice, compensation, and long-term protection as claims deadline approaches
Philippine dioceses urge prayer and witness as opposition grows against a proposed nuclear power plant in Pangasinan province
Bishop Gerardo Alminaza said the killings continue to expose what he described as state terror carried out through counterinsurgency programs
Alminaza backs Odette survivors’ UK case against Shell, calling intensified climate disasters a result of corporate negligence