Modernizing the Philippines’ transit system is pitting a beloved piece of local culture against the need for safe transport
In the Philippines, jeepneys rule the road. But for how much longer?
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A gay Filipino priest’s story: In God’s service
Why should I be ashamed? My sexual preference never hindered my mission as a Catholic priest,’ says Father ‘RJ’
Philippine church workers persevere despite death threats
Attacks on rights defenders, agents of the Church in Negros province are not new and are ‘expected’ prelate says
Weighing the risks in Philippine gold mining
Beach prospecting seems like child’s play compared to taking the plunge into pit diving
Troubled Waters: Aparri fisherfolk suffer poor aramang catch as gov’t dredging project begins
A project meant to help restore a major river in Aparri has wreaked havoc on the livelihood of local fisherfolk. Authorities and operators claim the problems are only temporary.
Mission in peril: State-sanctioned attacks on religious sector in the Philippines
It would be difficult to forcibly open the main door because of the large bolt lock. She’s more concerned about the back door that leads to the dense, dusky backyard. Jenny Beth Mariano thought of installing additional bolt locks to fortify it but it would be...
