Philippine telecom CEOs could be prosecuted for allowing child abuse, 2
BY SHAY CULLEN
THE OUTRAGEOUS case now in court against a Catholic priest in Cagayan province is still ongoing. He allegedly videotaped his acts of...
Philippine telecom CEOs could be prosecuted for allowing child abuse, 1
BY FR. SHAY CULLEN
IN THE Philippines and many other countries, children are under attack by the pedophiles and child abusers that use the uncontrolled...
Bishop, senator protected child witnesses, 2
BY FR. SHAY CULLEN
THERE is much reform to be done in the institutional church to inspire leaders to have real faith and actively defend...
Bishop, senator protected child witnesses, 1
BY FR. SHAY CULLEN
WERE it not for the courageous few Philippine bishops and priests and human rights defenders, among them some brave senators, there...
Organic food exports is the future, 2
THESE 562 Filipinos, mostly Aeta farmers, have succeeded in maintaining an area of some 50 kilometer by 20 kilometers land area free of chemicals...
Organic food exports is the future, 1
BY FR. SHAY CULLEN
THE HEALTHIEST people I have ever met are the upland Aeta farmers of Zambales.
In Cabangan, I met Jun Garcia and his...
Why is rice so expensive causing hunger?, 2
BY FR. SHAY CULLEN
Unable to grow enough rice for its needs, the Philippines imports $1.63 billion dollar worth of rice annually, mostly from Vietnam...
Why is rice so expensive causing hunger?, 1
BY FR. SHAY CULLEN
THE RISING cost of food affects everybody and we need to be aware that there are many processors and traders adding...
Redemption City, 3
By SHAY CULLEN
WHEN AUTHORITIES planned to close the Preda Foundation home, I told a journalist: “You know, it would be better to close down the...
Redemption City, 2
POVERTY and corruption continued to grow under President Joseph Estrada and later under President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo. Thousands of abandoned “throwaway children” lived on the...