Tag: Human rights
Myanmar civilian death toll surpasses 2,000 since coup, claims activist group
Pope Francis has called on the international community to take action for the people of Myanmar who continue to suffer violence
An 83-year-old nun takes the witness stand
"A religious and a good Christian takes his friendship with God very seriously"
International rights group calls for abolition of Philippines’ anti-terrorism task force
In a statement, Peter Murphy, ICHRP chairperson, said the anti-terrorism task force and the anti-terrorism law “are tools of state terrorism"
Karapatan decries alleged harassment of human rights worker
UN Special Rapporteur Mary Lawlor called on the Philippine government to protect human rights defenders in the country
Soldiers torch Catholic church in Myanmar
The St. Matthew Catholic Church in Dawnyaykhu in Phruso Township in Karenni State was gutted by flames
Rights group calls for release of environmental defender in Quezon province
Karapatan said the arrest and charges leveled against Macapanpan are “reprisals on her advocacy work for the environment"
Church group welcomes dismissal of charges against Protestant bishops, rights defenders
PCPR said the charges were only meant to harass the Church leaders and the human rights defenders
New Philippine security adviser calls for end to ‘red-tagging’
The United Nations has noted that red-tagging has a pernicious effect on civil society and democratic space in the Philippines
HRW urges Marcos to ensure transparency in appointing members of human...
“President-elect Marcos should appoint commissioners with proven track records of defending human rights,” said Human Rights Watch
Myanmar’s Catholic bishops call on country’s military to respect places of...
“We strongly demand respect for life, respect for the sanctity of sanctuary in places of worship, hospitals and schools,” said the bishops

















