Tag: Human rights

Labor and activist groups warn “Pax Silica” could deepen exploitation, militarization, and foreign control over Philippine industries and resources

The bishop warned that language defending extrajudicial killings risks normalizing violence and deepening what he called a “culture of death”

Labor groups in the Philippines demand urgent wage increases as inflation and rising fuel costs deepen hardship for workers

Philippine bishops warn escalating global conflicts could worsen poverty, inflation, and insecurity for vulnerable families and overseas workers

Consumer advocates warned recurring grid failures and plant outages could burden Philippine households with higher electricity costs

“This is not the time for blind loyalty to politicians,” Uy said. “This is the time to love our country honestly, prayerfully, and responsibly.”

Church leaders called for aggressive public investment in solar energy to protect vulnerable communities from future power crises

Labor advocates cite militarization, disputed forensic findings, and community testimonies contradicting military claims surrounding the deadly Toboso operation

Government lawyers argue domestic law permits cooperation with ICC proceedings tied to killings during Duterte’s anti-drug campaign

Church groups plan prayers, bell-ringing, and civic discussions as political divisions deepen ahead of the Senate impeachment trial