Tag: Human rights

The pastoral appeal links environmental stewardship, public accountability, and community participation in decisions affecting Palawan’s future

Marking Independence Day, the church group urged Filipinos to pursue sovereignty, peace, and development serving national interests

A bishop urged Kasibu residents opposing mining exploration to defend creation and ancestral lands through truth, hope, and faith

Amnesty says trafficking victims remain unprotected as many Cambodian scam compounds evade raids and abuses continue unchecked

As revelations continue, prominent U.S. and European elites allegedly linked to Epstein face fears of blackmail and exposure

The dispute highlights tensions between infrastructure development, cultural preservation, environmental stewardship, and community participation

Church leaders challenge testimony against a priest serving drug war victims, citing factual inconsistencies and unverified claims

Media organizations and officials warn unsupported accusations against journalists risk eroding trust, safety, and democratic accountability

A prominent Duterte critic rejects accusations emerging from a politically charged hearing already facing procedural challenges

Rights advocates say the UN vote underscores continuing concerns over accountability, impunity, and civic freedoms in Philippines