Tag: Human rights

The "Road Trip” brought participants to places that defined the martial law period

There is a sense of urgency for Filipino comfort women to receive a formal unequivocal public apology and just compensation from Japan

The Office of the High Commissioner said that it “continued to receive allegations of human rights violations" by the police

How we perceive the millennial generation would help us accept that book banning is complex, multilayered and multidimensional

In their report, Karapatan and women’s group Tanggol Bayi said “the human rights situation in the country has spiraled into a crisis"

Activist groups said "state-sanctioned harassments" result in "much worse attacks," including the killing of activists

The Department of Justice has earlier filed charges against 16 RMP workers, including five nuns, for allegedly diverting funds to rebels

A project meant to help restore a major river in Aparri has wreaked havoc on the livelihood of local fisherfolk

The pending bills on Magna Carta for Filipino Seafarers seek to institutionalize mechanisms to address harassment and bullying while on board the vessel

Fifty years ago, on Sept. 21, 1972, Ferdinand Marcos Sr. declared martial law, imposing a military dictatorship