September 21, 2025 – Manila, Philippines — The Philippine Pastafarian Church (PPC) and Humanist PH stood in solidarity with thousands of Filipinos during nationwide protests held on September 21, 2025, marking a significant show of public dissent against widespread corruption and abuse of power in government.

Demonstrators gathered at major protest sites, including:

  • Luneta Park, Manila

  • Liwasang Bonifacio, Manila

  • EDSA People Power Monument, Quezon City

  • EDSA Shrine, Quezon City

Representatives from PPC and Humanist PH marched shoulder-to-shoulder with fellow citizens, calling for justice, transparency, and accountability from those in power. The protest sent a clear and resounding message: the Filipino people demand a government that serves with integrity and upholds the public trust.

The mobilization also marked the continued engagement of secular organizations in civic action. PPC and Humanist PH participated under the banner of the Secular Community Against Corruption, a coalition that also includes the Philippine Church of Freedom and other advocacy groups committed to good governance and ethical leadership.

“This is not just a political protest—it is a moral stand,” said one representative from Humanist PH. “We believe in a society where public officials are accountable, and citizens are empowered to speak out without fear.”

The Philippine Pastafarian Church, as part of the Humanist PH family, reaffirms its commitment to promoting secular humanist values, civic responsibility, and social justice. Participation in this historic protest reflects the organization’s advocacy for a society rooted in reason, compassion, and democratic principles.