Tag: Human rights

Human rights groups condemned the government’s attacks on those exercising their right to freedom of expression

“Ideological leanings are not sufficient to establish continuous combat function, nor are evidence of direct participation in hostilities"

Protesters called on the government to act on the killings of peasants and appealed for “respect for those who produce the food we eat”

The lawyers raised a concern on the IRR's Section 9.1, which permits security forces to arrest suspects without written authorization

Hindi lamang sa palabas at likhang sining makikita’t mababasa ang lantarang paglapastangan sa kapakanan at karapatan ng kababaihan

Mistreatment in custody is a standard feature of the country’s criminal justice system, says Human Rights Watch report

To plant evidence means only one thing: do we even have credible police and military intelligence personnel to begin with?

While human rights organizations focus on the plight of migrant workers, Malays face a dismal future

The case of Mommy Ina and her baby River would long be remembered for the brazen cruelty it stands for

Reina Mae Nasino, a 23-year-old urban poor community organizer, was arrested on charges of illegal possession of firearms and explosives