The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) expresses support for the “White Ribbon March,” a public protest scheduled for June 28 at the EDSA People Power Monument. Across reports, CBCP officials describe the activity as a non-partisan call for justice, truth, and accountability. One outlet says the march is meant to address corruption, while another adds that it also focuses on political dynasties and the need for measures to curb them. CBCP president Archbishop Gilbert Garcera is reported as backing the interreligious rally, framing it as a way for the public to demand action from authorities rather than support any particular political group. The march is presented as part of broader civic efforts to promote transparency and integrity in governance. Organizers and supporters position the event as an expression of concern that seeks systemic reforms related to corruption and, in some accounts, political dynasties. Reports agree on the date and venue, as well as the CBCP’s role in lending its support to the march.