Tag: Human rights
Marble bishop leads legal challenge against Tampakan mining project
“The Tampakan mine threatens to devastate the local ecosystem, poses health risks to our people, and could lead to the potential displacement"
BALIK-TANAW: What God Has Joined, Let No Human Divide – The...
And when we have followed Jesus in his incarnational mission of compassion, love, and mercy, then and only then may we proclaim…
Christian youth rally against US support for Israeli occupation of Palestine
Andres urged Christians to distinguish between the biblical Israel and the modern state to address the Christian perspective on Israel
The challenge of welcoming migrants and asylum seekers
The Republic of Ireland is known as the “land of a thousand welcomes.” It has welcomed 19,846 Filipinos who are now permanent residents or Irish...
Rights defender seeks suspension of police behind ‘Bloody Sunday Massacre’
Lanzanas filed two complaints against Patay and at least 10 other police officers before the Ombudsman in December 2022
The brave Filipino rights advocates
We need faith that will move mountains of evil and replace them with goodness and convince people that the power of good will win
Humanitarian emergency unfolds in Lebanon following Israeli shelling
A 21-day ceasefire suggested by the US, France, and several Arab nations was reportedly rejected by members of Netanyahu’s government
HRW: Philippine labor leaders targeted in deadly ‘red-tagging’ practice
The practice has extended beyond labor leaders to target student activists, environmentalists, Indigenous peoples, and journalists
Killing of anti-mining activist sparks call for justice in Surigao
ATM urged authorities to "conduct a serious investigation on the murder of the victims and bring the perpetrators to justice"
Another one still pending: Judge dismisses murder case vs Masbate journos
The case stems from earlier accusations that they were part of those who killed a certain Virgil Arriesgado on Aug. 12, 2022


















