Tag: Human rights

Are some of us then, ‘plunderers-in-waiting’? So, what then is the assurance that if and when we kill this monster, it will not appear again?

Court ruling empowers Homonhon residents to defend water sources, rejecting mining firm’s attempt to silence environmental protests

Labor NGO warns Marcos EO 97 empowers security forces, risking harassment, violence, and undermining workers’ organizing rights

Over 250 journalists from 35 countries urge Marcos to free Frenchie Mae Cumpio, warning press freedom is imperiled

The Protestant prelates demanded the release of 216 people who were taken into custody, saying “to demand justice is not a crime”

Philippine laws raised consent age and banned child marriage, yet weak ISP action fuels rampant online abuse

Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher points out the challenges that women and girls still face, and the need to defend their equal dignity

Bishop Alminaza cautions corruption robs Filipinos’ rights, calling for sustained organizing and linking justice with climate action

“It is saddening that violence broke out at the Mendiola rally,” David said. “Let us not give in to provocation or violence."

Tens of thousands join September 21 protests in Manila, with bishops, youth, and activists demanding accountability for corruption