Philippine 'Avengers' target fake news ahead of presidential election
Activists and religious leaders have come together to highlight the scourge of misinformation
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Activists and religious leaders have come together to highlight the scourge of misinformation
Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines president Kalookan Bishop Pablo Virgilio David has called on the voting public not to sell their votes in the coming May elections. Bp. Pablo David delivers his homily during a Mass at Baclaran Church on April 6, 2022 (Screenshot/Baclaran Church FB)
The head of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) has urged Filipinos to actively engage in politics by supporting candidates who have the necessary skills and experience to perform well in the role. Bishop Pablo David delivers homily during a Mass at Baclaran Church on April
THE RUN-UP to the general elections has drawn religious leaders into the political fray, with some openly supporting certain candidates. In
THE RUN-UP to the general elections has drawn religious leaders into the political fray, with some openly supporting certain candidates. In