Tag: Human rights
Junta troops torch 500 homes in 3 days in Myanmar’s Sagaing...
The attacks occurred between April 25 and April 27 in the Sagaing townships of Mingin, Khin Oo, and Shwebo
Rights groups warn against ‘weaponizing’ of Philippines’ anti-terror law
“The death-dealers will have a heyday weaponizing this law to red tag, harass and even imprison and kill human rights defenders” - TFD
Presidential race: Ferdinand Marcos, Jr.
In the most recent survey, Ferdinand Marcos Jr. remains at the top although there is a decline in his numbers
Philippine human rights champion, Marie Hilao Enriquez, passes away
Until the time of her death, Enriquez worked for the release of political prisoners and the dismissal of trumped up charges against detainees
Macliing Dulag and Earth Day
"How can you own that which will outlive you? Only the race owns the land because the race lives forever” - Macliing Dulag
Philippine Supreme Court denies ‘with finality’ appeals against anti-terrorism law
Human rights groups said they hope that "in good time" the law "will be struck down or amended, if not repealed altogether”
Deaths of Asian migrant workers in Gulf states mostly ‘unexplained, unnecessary,’...
Government data on migrant worker deaths are fragmented, incomplete and inconsistent, says a report released by non-government groups
Green group reports ‘harassment’ of environmental journalist
Armed men reportedly approached Mark Saludes, information officer of Living Laudato Si’ Philippines, and Sheena Katrina Orihuela
Manila’s homeless, ‘drug war’ victims express hope for gov’t ‘on our...
"When we say holistic, we can never separate the political, social, and cultural from one another"
Pamamaril sa mga Lumad at magsasaka sa Bukidnon, kinundena ng obispo
Apela ng diyosesis sa pamahalaan ang maayos na pagpatupad sa batas na nangangalaga sa karapatan ng mga katutubo sa bansa


















