Rising prices, damaged seas put pressure on Philippine food security
Advocacy groups say protecting household incomes, farmers, fisherfolk and marine ecosystems is essential to securing adequate nutrition nationwide
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Company-linked land claims threaten Indigenous homes on Philippine island
Residents are challenging patent applications, alleged harassment and relocation plans as their land dispute moves to provincial authorities
Pope Leo’s postoperative recovery ‘progressing normally’
On his third day in the hospital, Pope Leo XIV's doctors say his chest X-ray in the morning shows "good recovery of the lung
Virac bishop calls for mining moratorium in Catanduanes
Church leaders warn mining could endanger water, farms and livelihoods as Catanduanes weighs proposed extraction projects across island
Pope Leo has good second night at Rome’s Gemelli hospital
The Holy See Press Office says Pope Leo XIV had a good second night in Rome's Gemelli Hospital, and got up and had breakfast
Ecumenical bishops back Lobo communities opposing LPG terminal
Church leaders urge independent assessment, public consultation and stronger safeguards as residents challenge a proposed LPG facility near Lobo
Child rights groups push platform accountability instead of under-18 ban
Specialists called for stronger platform safeguards, digital literacy and mental health support while retaining existing restrictions for children under 13
Church-run center offers hygiene facilities to street dweller
“Silong Palau is a concrete expression of our mission to see Christ in our brothers and sisters living on the streets,” the congregation said
Pope Leo’s postoperative recovery progressing well
The Holy See Press Office says the Pope underwent the blood tests and chest X-ray scheduled after surgery on Wednesday morning
Philippine climate groups urge disaster declaration ahead of Super El Niño peak
Coalition warns drought, water shortages and agricultural losses could worsen as funding gaps leave vulnerable communities exposed nationwide
