Tag: Human rights
Comic strip pays tribute to slain farmers in central Philippines
This is not just an artwork but also a form of protest against social injustices, extra judicial killings, state fascism, and the culture of impunity
Isama sa panalangin ang mga bilanggo, panawagan ng CBCP sa mananampalataya
Mahalaga ang pagkakaroon ng kalayaang pang-espiritwal ng bawat isa lalo na para sa mga bilanggo
Philippines’ religious superiors reaffirm support to ‘red-tagged’ missionary group
The religious superiors lauded RMP for serving as “a beacon of light” to the poor rural communities
Asia gets mixed marks amid ‘global rule of law recession’
Cambodia, Myanmar among the world’s worst jurisdictions for the rule of law, new report says
Being green and ordinary
One of the more positive connotations of green is hope, probably emanating from the color of newly sprung leaves
Silent no more: Nepal’s wartime rape survivors demand recognition
Critics say Nepal's truth and reconciliation process has been poorly designed from the outset and plagued by chronic funding shortfalls
Rights group decries threats against right to privacy of journalists, public
Karapatan slammed the “unsolicited visits” as “blatant invasion of privacy” and “ill-disguised threat and harassment”
Justice for the rich, (in)justice for the poor
"Justice is not just getting a fair hearing in court. That is the least we can expect from society — which the poor do not even get"
Southeast Asian parliamentarians warn against ‘politicization of religion’
The ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights noted an “increasing conservatism and discrimination against minorities worldwide”
Red-tagging ‘anathema’ in a democratic society, says faith-based, rights network
Remulla’s statements were made amid concerns over the perils of red-tagging on the lives of people

















