Day of the Filipino Seafarer: Six reasons why we mark this occasion
By Kimberly Hernandez Today is designated as the Day of the Seafarer by the International Maritime Organisation (IMO). In the Philippines, the government has set
Filipino domestic workers trained in advocacy
Between 20 to 25 Filipino domestic workers completed a three-part advocacy training to strengthen their rights as workers in the UK. The Filipino Domestic Workers
London Barrio Fiesta 2023: Celebrating Filipino talent and business
After three years of absence, the London barrio fiesta is back! In time for the Philippines’ 125th independence day celebration, the festival will take place
Filipinos in Manila celebrate the King’s coronation
By Michael Sanchez The British Embassy in Manila organised a live public screening of King Charles III’s historic coronation at the Quezon Memorial Circle, Quezon
Books Philippines joins London Book Fair 2023
For the second year in a row, Books Philippines (National Book Development Board – Philippines) is participating in the London Book Fair, one of the
The hidden cost of working in the UK for Filipino nurses
By Jomel Anthony V Gutierrez The UK remains a top work destination for many Filipinos despite its high cost of living. In recent months, some
Easter Reflection: Women bring energy to Christianity
By Sr Let Bantolinao, PDDM There is a story of two women who stood before the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. One asked, “Why can’t we
Tira bakal: Pananampalataya, pamilya at panata
Ni Christian Ezekiel M Fajardo Tuwing Mahal na Araw (maleldo kung tawagin ito sa Kapampangan), dinarayo ng mga lokal at banyagang turista ang lungsod ng
Working in the autistic care sector: Challenges and rewards
Written in partnership with Fairmont Ltd By William Crossley The entire care sector is currently facing staffing shortages which have been an ongoing issue for
Understanding autism: How to support autistic adults
Written in partnership with Fairmont Ltd By William Crossley Did you know that in England, just over 1 adult in every 100 or 11 in
Inequalities at the core of Philippine migrant woes
by Mari-An C. Santos with interviews by Liezel Longboan At the age of 38, *Emma left the Philippines thinking she would work in Qatar for
