Tag: Human rights
Under Marcos, Negros’ lush sugar lands turned red
A system of injustice had propped up the elite of Negros’ monocrop economy for more than a century
Church shaken by spate of killings, claims bishop in central Philippines
“The cries for justice and solidarity ring out from those bent-over under heavy burdens,” said Bishop Gerardo Alminaza of San Carlos
Wuzzup, UNESCO?
While legally, the Ampatuan massacre may seem resolved at first glance, we should remember that the verdict is still up for appeal
International church groups back calls for UN probe into Philippine rights...
The groups said they stand with Filipinos in light of the “deteriorating situation of civil liberties and human rights in the Philippines”
UN human rights chief expresses concern over human rights situation in...
In at least 12 Asian countries there’s been an escalation of suffering and turmoil, Michele Bachelet says
Arrests of activists in India politically motivated, rights group says
Sedition, counterterrorism laws used to silence peaceful critics in India, Human Rights Watch says
Vietnamese in Cambodia: Stateless, discriminated and in fear of deportation
Ethnic Vietnamese, born and raised in Cambodia, often discriminated against and sometimes victims of violent racist attacks
Hong Kong activists appear in court over banned Tiananmen vigil
It was the first time the vigil had been banned in Hong Kong, with police citing coronavirus restrictions as the reason for not granting permission
Rights experts call on UN body to establish on-site probe into...
The human rights experts made the call on the “World Day of Action” on Sept. 14 during the opening of the 45th session of the UNHRC
Philippine tribal group starts global campaign to protect ancestral lands
The Cordillera People’s Alliance seeks broad support to protect ancestral lands in the Cordillera region from “environmental plunder"

















