Tag: Human rights

Children today suffer exploitation rooted in war and “comfort women,” driven by conflicts that enrich military-industrial elites and investors

Journalists face deadly risks in communities, where telling marginalized stories exposes them to violence and demands stronger protection

This structural failure is not merely a governance problem, but one that results in institutional blame being shifted elsewhere

Families and rights groups mark anniversary, saying enforced disappearances persist across administrations despite laws and continued lack of accountability

Conflicting accounts of Negros killings prompt bishop’s call for truth, accountability, and respect for the dignity of victims

Conflicting accounts over Philippines operation that killed 19, including a journalist, trigger probe and concerns over civilian protection

Ecumenical leaders urge peace talks and independent probe after Negros killings, raising concerns over civilian protection and accountability

Philippines adopts victim-centered reforms against scam hubs, targeting trafficking networks as UN backs stronger, coordinated response to cybercrime

ICC ruling to try Duterte marks a turning point, giving drug war victims’ families renewed hope for justice and accountability

La Viña says Middle East war and Negros killings fail just war standards, citing civilian harm, displacement, and impunity