Tag: Human rights

The report raised alarm over the potential for worsening violations of FPIC rights due to the global push for energy transition projects

Andres emphasized that even young leaders have been victims, citing the case of Marielle Domequil, a lay worker from the RMP

The Covenant of Partnership reflects the churches’ enduring commitment to being “messengers of the Gospel’s gift of abundant life for all”

The report highlighted how the country’s rush to extract critical minerals like nickel and copper is fueling conflict, displacement, and environmental destruction

Worsening conditions for human rights defenders and activists in the country amid a regional trend of crackdowns and restrictive policies

An estimate of 10,000 IP students in Mindanao who were affected after the discontinuation of over 200 Lumad schools

It is not the first time attempts have been made to amend the Personal Status Law. The earliest attempts date back to 2003

“Loss and damage should be treated as part of the remediation pillar of climate justice,” said United Nations Special Rapporteur Surya Deva

The latest violence was allegedly triggered by the murder of a young Kuki woman, whose body was discovered abandoned in a river

The two-day Southeast Asian Interfaith Summit aims to address modern slavery and the online sexual exploitation of children