Filipino farmers seek Asian bishops’ support for ‘genuine land reform’
“The cry against landlessness … is stronger if the bishops will rally behind the peasants”
Can we prevent the extinction of species?
We can win against evil by sharing this planet with all species, showing dignity and love to all life forms
‘The Letter’: Unity in diversity
The message of “The Letter” is not just for Catholics. The beauty and power of the film come from its universality.
Catholic prelate urges government to act on ancestral land claims
The prelate said ancestral domain issues remain among the major challenges that tribal communities face
Philippine Senator pushes for enhanced climate solutions, loss and damage action at COP27
Loss and damage and scaling-up national actions must be prioritized in the agenda of the upcoming climate negotiations in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt
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Climate crisis hits poor countries hardest
Greater harm is coming to the Philippines as the planet grows warmer and temperatures increase and rural areas become poorer for millions of small tenant farmers
Faith-based, pro-environment groups mark 9th anniversary of ST Haiyan at COP27
Filipino climate advocates urged nations and governments in COP27 to act on the call for climate justice and institutionalize the “Loss and Damage” mechanism
Hontiveros: Nuclear energy remains unsafe, joins call to realign BNPP maintenance funds to economic programs
“Radioactive waste will outlive not just all of us alive today but also the succeeding generations.”
Catholic bishops support bill in Congress declaring Davao Oriental ‘mining-free zone’
“We amplify the call for the communities affected by mining to stand our ground in defense of our common home,” said the bishops
Philippines hit for ‘empty climate rhetoric,’ urged to end to attacks on green activists
The government should provide protection for environmental defenders and hold climate polluters accountable for “destructive acts”