Tag: Human rights
Tokyo cardinal calls faithful to defend human dignity, peace amid global...
Tokyo cardinal urges Catholics to defend human dignity and build peace rooted in the Gospel amid deepening global political turmoil
Church, labor groups press for living wages, rights reforms amid deepening...
Church and labor groups demand wage hikes, rights protection, and reforms as workers face poverty, repression, and inequality
Journalists in Philippines face legal threats, violence, and shrinking space for...
Philippine journalists face mounting risks from legal cases, killings, and disinformation, raising concerns over press freedom and accountability
Calapan diocese rolls out parish solar projects at Mindoro energy summit
Grassroots solar projects gain ground in Mindoro as Church, communities, and stakeholders advance solutions to persistent power instability and costs
Japanese-backed LNG projects draw protests in Batangas amid rising energy costs
Communities and advocates protest gas expansion in Batangas, warning of rising costs, ecological risks, and prolonged fossil fuel dependence
Indigenous, Moro groups mark third year of missing activists, decry enforced...
Indigenous and Moro groups mark third year of missing activists, demand accountability and surface alleged pattern of enforced disappearances
‘Corned beef’ as dehumanizing term to mock activists’ deaths
Dehumanizing language becomes normalized through repetition, gradually stripping individuals and groups of dignity as it enters everyday discourse and thinking
Comfort women and modern sex slavery
Children today suffer exploitation rooted in war and “comfort women,” driven by conflicts that enrich military-industrial elites and investors
Why were they there? What the killing of journalists reveals about...
Journalists face deadly risks in communities, where telling marginalized stories exposes them to violence and demands stronger protection
Insulation, impunity, and desensitization: How accountability is redirected downward to the...
This structural failure is not merely a governance problem, but one that results in institutional blame being shifted elsewhere


















