Tag: Human rights
Year in Review: Killings continue as more military men hold government...
The president’s generals are all extremely well-educated and there is little doubt of their intelligence, but they share a fatal flaw
Green group reports arrest of 7 indigenous people in central Philippines
Members of the Tumanduk organization have consistently protested what they described as "destructive projects" in the region
One woman’s quest for justice shames Malaysia’s justice system
Mother calls top cop’s bluff, sues police for inaction over kidnapped daughter
ATC Resolution No. 12: one resolution too many, so don’t make...
We have more than enough resolutions to last another bloody year, so don’t make any this New Year.
Filipino mother, son killed by policeman laid to rest
Critics said President Duterte's talk of killing criminals has emboldened police to commit and cover up murder
Bishop urges Filipinos to wear white on Christmas, New Year to...
By wearing white, the Catholic faithful can show their “collective call to end the killings, the pandemic, and the abuse of our common home”
Lighting up the void
These last few weeks of Advent in the Philippines, scenes of horror and injustice have hogged the screens and pages of both traditional and...
Youth group in Mindanao lights candle to protest police killing of...
Activists said the incident was not an isolated case, citing the spate of drug-related killings in the country in the past four years
Ang regalo ng pagpapakatotoo
Aba, ano’ng nangyari at biglang parang lumakas ang loob ng marami na MAGPAKATOTOO?
Philippine bishop notes ‘ingrained impunity’ in wake of police killing
The bishop said that murder is not only a sin against the victims and their families but is "both a sin and a crime that cries out to heaven”

















