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SPOTLIGHT: Look what you made me do
Filipino children take center stage in fight against online exploitation
IP, green groups urge for alternatives vs large dams
According to the Department of Energy in the Philippines, over 400 hydropower projects have been awarded, with the majority being dam-based
IN PHOTOS: Ramadan in Asia and Gaza
Amid hardships, the essence of Ramadan—intended as a time for reflection, community, and peace—is profoundly challenged in Gaza
Marcos Jr’s visit to Germany amidst human rights concerns in the...
Filipinos abroad, particularly those in Germany, must actively engage in advocacy for human rights, transparency, and accountability
Pagkukusang-loon
Ito ang pag-asang dulot ng pagdurusa, kamatayan at pagkabuhay ni Kristo na ating pinaghahandaang gunitain sa panahon ng Kuwaresma
Pope Francis underscores women’s integral role in Church and society
"The Church needs to keep this in mind because the Church is herself a woman: a daughter, a bride, and a mother"
‘Abducted’ environmental defenders fail to attend UN rights council session
Castro and Tamano were also scheduled to speak at various regular session side events at the UN Human Rights Council sessions
Environmental defenders bring ‘abduction’ case before UN
The group contends that the project has led to an escalation in military presence and subsequent reprisals against environmental defenders
Pro-environment groups oppose proposed wind farm in Masungi
The Masungi Georeserve is a conservation area situated in the southern Sierra Madre range in Baras, Rizal, 47 kilometers east of Manila
Philippine groups renew call to scrap 1995 mining law
The groups urged the passage of the People’s Mining Bill that will regulate the industry and “ensure accountability"