Tag: Human rights
Rights group renews calls for passage of ‘long overdue’ law protecting...
Karapatan expressed support for the refiling of bills seeking the enactment of the proposed measure before the 19th Congress
Drop perjury case against human rights defenders
International rights bodies call on the Philippine government to drop the charges and stop the attacks on independent civil society voices
Lawyers’ group calls on Marcos to review ‘war on drugs’ policy
“If Marcos really intends to continue the ‘war on drugs’ within the framework of the law ... he should cooperate more closely with the ICC"
Singapore to conduct another execution for drug trafficking, say activists
Singapore has faced mounting calls to abolish the death penalty, but continues to insist that it has helped keep the city-state safe
Her voice, her legacy
Marie’s voice lives on to touch and empower many to revitalize the work and offer their own voices for a just and truthful society
Rights activists, survivors of martial law atrocities vow to guard Philippine...
“We vow to relentlessly reveal the truth about the human rights abuses of the Marcos dictatorship”
Southeast Asian parliamentarians call on President Marcos to prioritize human rights
APHR said it will be "closely monitoring" the policies of President Marcos and hold him and his government accountable
Church, civil society leaders decry terrorist designation of retired Catholic priest
The Anti-Money Laundering Council imposed a freeze order on the property and funds of ten individuals, including Msgr. Cerbito
Ecumenical faith-based group says prospects of peace under Marcos presidency ‘quite...
The PEPP called on President Marcos to resume formal peace talks that will 'address the roots of the armed conflict'
Philippines’ Duterte, infamous for deadly drug war, ends term
A tough-talking populist and self-professed killer, Duterte launched an anti-crime campaign that has resulted in the deaths of thousands


















