Tag: Human rights

This month, the world marks 500 years since the Aztec civilization in South America was wiped out by the Spanish conquistadors

The Afghan people and Filipinos today share one thing in common: both find themselves at a crossroads. Both must decide their people’s fate.

Bishop Gerardo Alminaza of San Carlos urged the faithful to reflect on “despotic killings” and become human rights defenders

The Germany-based Philippinenbüro marked the anniversary of the killing of Filipino human rights defender Zara Alvarez with a protest action

Other detained activists were also released after the court found no evidence to support the arrest and search orders issued against them

The Supreme Court stressed in several rulings that courts are not bound by the medical findings of company doctors

Duterte taunted the court again, saying he has never denied that he will kill people out to destroy the country

Protests erupted nationwide on July 11 against shortages of medicine and food, power outages, the COVID-19 surge and curbs on freedom

The Philippines Anti-Terror Council has earlier announced that it has designated the NDFP as a “terrorist” organization

While people enjoy driving their cars, transporting automobiles as cargoes on board vessels have a toll on a seafarer’s health