Tag: Human rights

Communities rely on a fragile route for aid as clergy describe isolation, fear, and resolve to remain under fire

Pope Leo XIV renewed his appeal to “work for peace, not with weapons,” and denounced the rise in hatred, violence, and death

Can that and other fatwas accumulate enough religious and social weight to change what no law from Manila has managed to change?

Bishop Pabillo urges Filipinos to confront a moral crisis where violence, despair, and war are increasingly seen as solution

Global pressure builds as court reviews detained Filipino journalist’s conviction, raising concerns over use of anti-terror laws against critics

Study warns overlapping policies and weak safeguards are driving deforestation, land conflicts, and exclusion of Indigenous communities nationwide

Conflicts across regions deepen fear and suffering, as Church leader urges humility, dialogue, and renewed commitment to human dignity

Rising food prices hit poorer and regional communities hardest as oil-driven inflation deepens economic strain across Filipino households

This unjust system has to be challenged and changed by all who love the truth and justice and are willing to speak out and demand judicial reform

Concerns mount over how war is framed as suffering deepens and global political, economic, and humanitarian pressures continue to rise