Tag: Human rights
Protestant council hits Philippine gov’t for alleged attacks on Church people
The failure to get justice and accountability for human rights violations has contributed to the climate of impunity in the Philippines
Case of slain journalist ‘grisly proof’ of problems besetting Philippine justice...
“The case also stands for grisly proof that many of the problems of the Philippine justice system remain”
Rights group launches hope-based campaign, anti-disinformation contest
The goal of the campaigns is "to inspire hope and spread a contagious vibe among target communities"
Former political prisoners call on Supreme Court to uphold Imelda Marcos’...
The petitioners also aired “grave concern” over the possible reopening by the Supreme Court of the Marcos family’s estate tax case
Philippines hit for ‘empty climate rhetoric,’ urged to end to attacks...
The government should provide protection for environmental defenders and hold climate polluters accountable for “destructive acts”
Letter to Sombath
Sombath was last seen on December 15, 2012, in front of a police station in Vientiane
Indonesia religious summit: Religious leaders hold dialogue ahead of G20 summit
The meeting came days after the FABC called for various religions in the region to work together in “dialogue”
Pope Francis calls for promotion of human rights as he arrives...
Pope Francis said religious freedom should be "complete and not limited to freedom of worship”
Kin of ‘desaparecidos’ decry gov’t ‘apathy’
There are about 1,900 victims of enforced disappearance since the administration of Ferdinand Marcos Sr. in the 1970s
Pope Francis visits Bahrain for interfaith talks with human rights in...
Criticism of Bahrain's human rights record has already erupted ahead of Pope Francis' voyage, which lasts through Sunday

















