Tag: Human rights
Silent Exodus: The Unseen Genocide Threatening Christianity in Gaza
Protecting religious minorities is not just a moral imperative; it is the safeguarding of a unique cultural and historical mosaic that defines our common humanity
Gov’t prosecutor dismisses environmental raps against cultural artist
It “is a clear indication that the police should stop using these environmental laws to stifle freedom of expression.”
Fishers as victims of human trafficking
There are 40 million men and women working in fisheries worldwide are operating in a highly dangerous and mostly unregulated profession
Pope Francis denounces Gaza attacks as ‘war’ and ‘terrorism’
Two Christian women, Nahida Khalil Anton and her daughter Samar Kamal Anton, were killed by an Israeli sniper
Pope Francis urged global responsibility for refugee crisis
He called on communities to be ready and open to welcome, promote, accompany, and integrate those seeking refuge
Forced franchise consolidation will distress thousands of drivers and strand millions...
The government is indifferent to the plight of drivers, operators, and commuters and instead is more concerned with private sector interests
Pope Francis celebrates Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe with message...
He stressed the importance of accepting these virtues to infuse goodness into daily life, fostering a spirit that dispels hatred and fear
Climate activists urge PH government to take firm stand on fossil...
The Philippines is actively pursuing a position on the inaugural board of the fund, tasked with overseeing and governing the mechanism.
IN PHOTOS: Memorial site for EJK Victims unveiled at La Loma...
The site stands as a solemn space aimed at providing dignity and remembrance for those who suffered during the bloody war on drugs campaign
Marcos government no better than Duterte’s, rights defenders say
Karapatan added hundreds are facing “trumped up charges,” including 795 political detainees in the country’s notoriously overcrowded prisons