Tag: Human rights

Detained journalist Lady Ann Salem said a journalist should not only chronicle events but serve as the voice of the unheard in society

Church groups expressed alarm at the killings and concern about "red-tagging” of opponents as communists or terrorists

The Immigration bureau said there is “substantial evidence” to cancel the resident visa of Catholic lay missionary Otto Rudolf De Vries

The Episcopal Commission on Social Action, Justice, and Peace denounced the “unnecessary use of force and violence” against activists

"In the end, each murder forms the miseducation of the Filipino: that violence and carnage are our only recourse to peace"

Deaths by starvation have been reported, as has an increase in number of children and elderly people begging

Chinese govt used coronavirus prevention measures, intimidation and visa curbs to limit foreign reporting

Formal prosecutions are distinct from those arbitrarily detained in unlawful 'political education' facilities

All that budget and training and all we get are poor excuses for peace officers

‘We have a lot of doubts about this whole process, the whole thing is getting delayed,’ says head of the bishops’ conference