Tag: Human rights

Consumer groups blame rising electricity costs and persistent outages on the government’s energy response and fossil fuel dependence

Türk says governments must coordinate oversight as advanced systems threaten privacy, security, democratic institutions and future generations worldwide

Catholic poll monitors tracked security, transparency and voter participation as Bangsamoro residents chose their first directly elected parliament

Climate advocates warn unchanged renewable energy targets and fossil fuel dependence leave vulnerable communities exposed to worsening disasters

Australian Sister Patricia Fox, who was forced to leave the Philippines during former President Rodrigo Duterte’s administration, has welcomed an arrest warrant for his...

Trustees plan a final appeal after judges rejected claims that registration rules impose disproportionate limits on association rights

Consumer advocates say broader reforms are needed as households continue paying system loss charges despite planned tax relief

Outage records renew concerns over reliability as Meralco weighs long-term coal supply amid grid instability in the Philippines

Caring for our common home calls us to examine the systems we rely on and to choose those that sustain life rather than harm it

Street outreach ministry seeks to bring young people on society’s margins into care, community, and paths toward reintegration