Tag: Human rights
Dumaguete bishop calls for justice, ‘full resolution’ on Pamplona massacre
Bishop Cortes said cases may have been filed and suspects may have been arrested “but the resolution is not yet in sight.”
How long can Quiboloy hide from Senate inquiry?
The self-proclaimed “appointed Son of God” has been subpoenaed twice in the past week to appear in the Senate in Manila
Pope Francis calls for prayers, sends condolences to Muslims, Christians killed...
The Diocese of Dori confirmed to Vatican News on Monday evening that 12 were killed in the initial attack, while three others died later
Communities in Mindoro employ art to ‘memorialize’ their struggle against oil...
AG Saño, a renowned Filipino artist and environmental activist, designed the mural in collaboration with local art communities
Rights group calls for deeper look into military’s reprisals vs. rights...
"The accusations against Rementilla, Rubia, and other human rights defenders in the region are based on mass-produced affidavits"
Pope Francis condemns attacks in Burkina Faso
In a telegram delivered by Cardinal Secretary of State Pietro Parolin, Pope Francis expressed his deep sorrow and offered condolences
Philippine church groups join 38th EDSA People Power Anniversary protest
“A testament to the power of the people” and “a reminder that collective action can overcome even the most daunting challenges”
Survivors muster courage to retell horrors of Jolo siege
The Jolo Siege was a military confrontation between the Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) and the government on February 7, 1974
Manila archbishop calls to ‘rethink’ pro-life strategy
The prelate spoke about the need for the Church to explore “new pathways” to better respond to the dominant values of contemporary times.
Groups praise SC’s protective writs to 2 environmental activists
The Supreme Court said that the activists had established that there were violations or threats to their “life, liberty, and security.”