Tag: Human rights
Court junks charges against urban poor residents who defied lockdown to...
The court said the residents were “within their rights when they went outside of their respective residences to plea for food”
Ecumenical Bishops Forum condemns ‘red-tagging’ of Protestant prelate
“Red-tagging continues to demonize those who work for justice, peace, and righteousness, including the shepherds of the people of God"
Protestant council welcomes final conviction of military general linked to rights...
Human rights groups warned authorities who abuse their power that they can’t get away with justice
Living the reality of contradictions
Contradictions in the world should not deprive us of the truth that our human rights is universal, inviolable, and inalienable
For first time in 33 years, Masses to mark Tiananmen crackdown...
"Our bottom line is that we don't want to breach any law in Hong Kong," said the chaplain of the Hong Kong Federation of Catholic Students
Amnesty International highlights ‘worrying rise’ in global executions
At least 579 executions were carried out across 18 countries in 2021 -- a 20 percent increase on 2020
Philippine ‘truth-tellers’ race against time versus disinformation
“We know the risks, we know the threats, we just can’t allow the fear to erase our works that tell history” - Maria Ceres Doyo
Sri Lanka’s Tamils struggle even in honoring their missing, dead on...
Every year, on May 18, Sri Lankan Tamils mark Mullaivaikkal Memorial Day commemorating those who died in the civil war that ended in 2009
Cardinal Bo of Myanmar warns of impending dangers of ‘new forms...
Cardinal Bo said the Church is confronted with a new unsettling reality impacting thousands of the most vulnerable
Catholic nuns join petition to overturn dismissal of Marcos disqualification case
Martial law survivors and activists filed the petition for certiorari on Wednesday, May 18

















