Tag: Human rights

Efforts to regulate expression are often turned against journalists, human rights defenders, and government critics

The scheduled hearing at the Plaridel Municipal Trial Court in Bulacan was called off on Monday due to the judge’s reported illness

According to EILER, three red-tagging incidents were documented between December 2024 and February 2025 in District 4

For a human rights lawyer, the survey marks a turning point — a sign that fear no longer prevents the public from speaking out

Understanding this unwavering allegiance requires a closer look at the very foundation of Duterte’s lasting grip on his supporters

Dangla, who survived abduction and alleged torture in 2023, previously secured a provisional grant of legal protection from the Supreme Court

"The situation is terrible, we woke up to the sounds of bombings even though no shrapnel has yet reached our area"

“The arrest is a signal to end the culture of impunity prevalent in the country. It is a right path towards achieving peace based on justice”

Karapatan argued that Roque’s application is an abuse of a mechanism intended for victims of persecution, not for those who enabled it

The group urged the ICC to deny any request for Duterte’s interim release and to bar his return to the Philippines during the trial