Tag: Human rights
PH elections marred by irregularities, violence, and glitches, say monitors
Rights observers cite violence, machine failures, and voter suppression as major threats to the integrity of PH elections.
Bishop echoes Leo XIV’s call; seeks freedom for jailed journalist Frenchie...
“This means for us here in Negros, calling as well for the release of Frenchie Mae Cumpio and for all the other political prisoners"
Mga pastol na magnanakaw
Noong nakaraang buwan, may nagbigay sa akin ng magandang T-shirt. Isusuot ko ito ngayon at bukas:
“Zero vote sa kawatan!”
Our Vote, Our Power
The Philippines already suffers from some of the highest electricity rates in Asia, despite having only a middle-income economy
Ecumenical group calls for peace-driven vote, reforms in 2025 polls
The group called on Filipinos to remain vigilant after the elections and to demand accountability from those elected into office
Cardinal Pablo Virgilio David: Standing up for children’s rights
The late Pope Francis strongly commended and supported him for his stand — something all Filipino Christians should be doing
Cardinals urged to elect pope rooted in justice, transparency, and protection
The Church's credibility and moral authority “depend on real accountability, transparency, and action rooted in justice”
Church leaders renew calls to free lay worker and journalist in...
When asked whether she supports violent efforts, she firmly said: “No. I am a layworker for the Rural Missionaries of the Philippines.”
Southeast Asian groups urge halt to fossil gas projects in marine...
The Coral Triangle, Verde Island Passage (VIP), and Mekong Delta—identified as among the world’s most critical marine biodiversity areas
Four Hong Kong opposition figures freed after serving subversion sentences
The four had pleaded guilty to subversion charges and were sentenced in November to four years and two months in prison