The Philippine National Police (PNP) announced plans to coordinate with the Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) ahead of its July 27 anniversary celebration. This coordination aims to ensure the smooth and orderly conduct of the event.

A circulating video claiming to show Senator Bato Dela Rosa at recent Iglesia Ni Cristo rallies has been fact-checked, revealing the footage is from a January 2025 event.

An article discusses how Christian leaders in the Philippines can unite against corruption, questioning their moral stance when influenced by politics and referencing the Iglesia ni Cristo.

A viral Facebook reel falsely claimed that a group of Muslims participated in an Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) rally in EDSA. Fact-checkers confirmed that the footage was actually taken at a different protest in Cotabato City.

The Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) rally, which began on EDSA, moved to Liwasang Bonifacio in Manila for its third day, drawing thousands of participants. The relocation prompted road closures, class suspensions in Manila, and a heightened alert for police and disaster response teams.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. stated his belief that the Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) is mistaken in its claims of 'selective justice' under his administration, following rallies held by the religious sect.

The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) has placed National Capital Region (NCR) units on red alert as residents from Batangas, who had been camping at Liwasang Bonifacio, joined an Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) rally on Edsa. The heightened alert indicates increased security measures in response to the protest.

Thousands of people flocked to EDSA on the first day of a protest organized by the Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) in support of Marcoleta, causing significant traffic disruption.

An Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) rally continued for a second day on EDSA, leading to significant traffic restrictions enforced by police. The demonstration coincided with a looming plunder case against INC member and politician, Bienvenido Marcoleta.

The influential Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) religious movement in the Philippines staged a protest on Metro Manila’s busiest highway, challenging President Ferdinand Marcos Jnr and demanding an end to the investigation targeting a senator.

MANILA, Philippines — The Christian sect Iglesia Ni Cristo (INC) has questioned the lack of solutions being undertaken by the government and the supposed inactions of the government on the…

A fact-check report clarified that there were no reported confrontations between Iglesia ni Cristo rallyists and police authorities at Liwasang Bonifacio, contrary to an AI-generated video.

A three-day rally led by the Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) in Manila concluded peacefully, despite minor incidents on the first day. A police officer was relieved for allegedly failing to protect a rider during the event.

A fact-check report clarifies that the June 30 and July 1 rallies held by Iglesia ni Cristo around the EDSA People Power Monument drew thousands of participants, not millions, according to police data.

Quezon City District 2 Councilor Ranulfo Ludovica is under investigation after he confronted an LTO enforcer issuing traffic tickets during an Iglesia ni Cristo rally, reportedly calling the enforcer 'tuta'.

President Marcos Jr. has denied claims by the Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) of selective justice under his administration, expressing confidence that the religious sect's rallies would not lead to chaos.

Three Edsa northbound lanes have reopened after an Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) bus was removed and concrete barriers were adjusted to add an additional lane. The changes were made following an INC rally.

A protest by the Iglesia ni Cristo on EDSA entered its second day, causing traffic disruptions and prompting President Marcos to call for maximum tolerance. The demonstration was sparked by a plunder complaint against Rodante Marcoleta, which the sect claims is selective justice.

Malacañang on Tuesday denied accusations of 'selective justice' made by the Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) following their protest and claims related to Marcoleta's case.

Members of the religious sect Iglesia ni Cristo gathered at the EDSA People Power Monument in Quezon City to protest the potential indictment and arrest of INC member Senator Rodante Marcoleta for plunder.

Malacañang has issued a reminder to Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) protesters that their right to assembly must adhere to the law, noting that their rally impacted workers, students, and commuters on EDSA.

A fact-check article clarifies that videos of a Nepal protest and a 'Trillion Peso March' were misrepresented as recent rallies in the Philippines. The actual rallies were held on July 1 by Iglesia ni Cristo in support of Senator Rodante Marcoleta.

A fact check has debunked claims that President Marcos fled to Canada during an Iglesia Ni Cristo rally, while an opinion piece discusses the limits of freedom in relation to the protest.

The Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) concluded its three-day mass action, which advocated for Representative Rodante Marcoleta, leading the National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) to downgrade its alert status from heightened to normal.

Members of the Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) have concluded their three-day rally at Liwasang Bonifacio in support of Marcoleta. The demonstration wrapped up after several days of public gathering.

Quezon City authorities have recalled the permit allowing an Iglesia ni Cristo rally scheduled for July 2.

The article lists large-scale political events organized by the Iglesia ni Cristo religious sect through the years, highlighting their history of drawing national attention.

The National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) announced the release of four individuals who were arrested during a commotion at an Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) rally in Quezon City.

A rally led by the Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) drew criticism from netizens and commuters for causing significant traffic disruptions along EDSA during the morning commute.

Philippine authorities, including the PNP and AFP, are on high alert and monitoring ongoing rallies by the Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) on EDSA, urging protesters to avoid blocking roads and respect the rule of law. The Palace acknowledged the right to assembly but warned against abuse, while the PNP considered charges for rallies held without permits.

Members of the Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) have gathered for a rally to express their support for politician Marcoleta in the Philippines.

The Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) has called out the government for the lack of a resolution to the flood control scam, even as it asked why no action has been taken on the supposed exposé of 18 individuals who claimed they delivered dozens of suitcases containing P805 billion in kickbacks to President Marcos and other