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On Labor Day, prelate calls on gov t to protect workers safety, health amid COVID pandemic – Manila Bulletin

Bishop Gerardo Alminaza, chairperson of Church People-Workers Solidarity. (Photo from the Diocese of San Carlos/CBCP News) Bishop Gerardo Alminaza, chairperson of the Church People-Workers Solidarity (CWS), laments the government’s failure to protect the rights of millions of workers, the CBCP News reported. “Government apathy and inefficiency has failed to protect workers’ safety and health,” CBCP News quoted Alminaza. “In the guise of ‘reviving the economy’, workers’ safety and lives are put in jeopardy.” He said record high unemployment rate, rising inflation and lack of income continued to infest the country’s workers. The San Carlos bishop urged the government to give in to the proposed P100 daily wage subsidy being pushed by labor organizations to augment the workers’ measly income.

Philippine Church decries government lifting ban on mining

Philippine Church decries government lifting ban on mining Caritas Philippines and several bishops are decrying the lifting of the moratorium on mining in the country, saying it will have a “devastating effect on marginalized communities”. By Robin Gomes Caritas Philippines, the social arm of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP), as well as several bishops have criticized President Rodrigo Duterte s decision to lift a nine-year moratorium on new mining deals.  They say the move will likely have a catastrophic effect on poor and marginalized communities. Duterte signed an Executive Order on April 14, lifting a 9-year moratorium on new mining deals imposed in 2012 by former President Benigno Aquino III, who called on government authorities to check and renegotiate contracts with mining firms in cases of environmental abuse. Aquino’s moratorium also provided a respite to the environment to regenerate its depleting flora and fauna.

ABS-CBN and Caritas Philippines partner to raise funds for Alay Kapwa

Published February 16, 2021, 4:03 PM ABS-CBN and the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines – Caritas Filipinas Foundation, Inc. (CBCP-CFFI) or Caritas Philippines are joining forces to help alleviate poverty in the country through launching an online portal for donations. Starting Feb. 17 on Ash Wednesday, viewers and netizens who attend the Kapamilya Daily Mass with Fr. Tito Caluag on-air or online via ABS-CBN’s different platforms can make a donation to Caritas Philippines’ Alay Kapwa/Stewardship program, that will be used to support poverty alleviation programs for food security, education, jobs/livelihood, nutrition and mental health, and conscience collective formation, as well as relief operations during calamities, of Caritas Philippines’ Building Networks of Compassion (BNC) Movement.

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