Tag: Human rights

Amnesty warns 2026 World Cup may expose fans, journalists and migrants to abuses amid tightening controls and global tensions

Rare alignment between Buddhist and Catholic leaders underscores urgent moral calls for dialogue and restraint as conflicts intensify

Labor, women, and environmental groups back calls for reforms as fuel price hikes deepen hardship across vulnerable Filipino households

Addressing the UN in Geneva, Archbishop Balestrero stresses the impact on civilians and refugees, urging an immediate halt to violence

United Nations Children’s Fund estimates that 12 percent of children in South Asia, or more than 41 million, are engaged in unpaid child labor

Energy emergency raises doubts over price control as policy groups warn Filipinos will bear the burden of rising costs

Watchdog cites arrests, prosecutions, and red-tagging as pressures mount on activists, journalists, and communities defending rights

Communities rely on a fragile route for aid as clergy describe isolation, fear, and resolve to remain under fire

Pope Leo XIV renewed his appeal to “work for peace, not with weapons,” and denounced the rise in hatred, violence, and death

Can that and other fatwas accumulate enough religious and social weight to change what no law from Manila has managed to change?