Groups slam ERC approval of ₱31.34 billion fossil fuel charges
Consumer groups assail ERC approval of ₱31.34 billion fossil fuel charges, warning workers and households bear corporate energy risks
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Pope: May the Olympics promote welcome, solidarity, and peace
Pope Leo expressed hopes that the event "might awaken feelings of friendship and fraternity, strengthening awareness of the value of sport"
Corruption scandal, climate disruptions drag Philippine growth to 14-year low
Philippine economic growth slowed to a 14-year low in 2025 as corruption scandals and climate disruptions weighed on confidence
Report says climate disinformation used to justify development agenda in Indonesia
Report says climate disinformation in Indonesia is used to justify projects while marginalizing Indigenous Peoples and weakening accountability
Pope Leo: May horror of genocide never again be inflicted upon any people
Pope invokes “the gift of a world without antisemitism,” free from prejudice, oppression, and persecution, and founded on “mutual respect"
Mainline Protestant churches urge halt to mining project after police dispersal in Nueva Vizcaya
Mainline Protestant churches condemn police dispersal in Nueva Vizcaya, urge mining halt and protection of ancestral land, livelihoods
Antipolo mayor calls for review of wind turbines in Rizal’s fragile karst zones
Antipolo City mayor urges DENR and Vena Group to reconsider wind turbine sites in Rizal’s environmentally sensitive karst landscapes
Pope Leo: Let us raise our voices for peace
“We little ones can raise our voices and always seek dialogue and not violence to resolve these problems,” the pope said
South Korean coalition ends 800-km anti-nuclear walk, presses government to reverse reactor plans
Groups complete an 800-kilometer pilgrimage, urging South Korea to abandon nuclear expansion and pursue a just renewable energy transition
Philippine Protestant bishops condemn conviction of journalist, church worker
Philippine church bishops condemn conviction of journalist and lay worker, warning it threatens press freedom and human rights
