‘I hope that relief agencies would continually reach and help us,” said Normina Ali, who is 19 years old, just recently gave birth to her third child named Ashari, resident
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Laut’s Lament
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ACT Philippines Forum links with local faith-based organizations for humanitarian work
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“Peace! Be Still!
(Statement on the Cancellation of the 5th Round of Peace Talks) The National Council of Churches in the Philippines remains optimistic that the Government of the Republic of the Philippines