Tag: Human rights
Court clears ‘Cebu 8’ protesters of charges after 4 years
Cebu 8 is seeking another round of psychosocial support to process the development and their current disposition since the arrest
Wage hike for Metro Manila workers deemed inadequate by rights group
"The wage hike is not even enough to buy a kilo of rice," said Peter Murphy, Chairperson of the ICHRP Global Council.
Local fisherfolk to protest LLDA’s approval of disputed solar project on...
It is expected to affect the livelihoods of over 8,000 fisherfolk and fish pen owners throughout the province.
Rights groups call for UN scrutiny of terror laws
Taule called for the dismissal of these charges and the repeal of the terror laws, arguing they contravene established human rights norms
UN report demands NTF-ELCAC abolition, anti-terror law repeal
Fry said government attacks against civilians defending the environment are “blight[s] on the country and need to be urgently addressed.”
Philippine groups accuse government of misusing anti-terror laws
Allegations follow a history of red-tagging and surveillance against these organizations, with some members facing extrajudicial killings
Church in Palawan expresses concern over harassment of Mariahangin Island residents
The Bishop assured that the Church is united with the people in advocating for truth and rights, especially for the underprivileged in society
Special Report: The civilian cost of military operations in Aurora
If they want to conduct operations, they should do it with respect to human rights, and not to the extent that children, elderly, and the sick
Happy Pride!
The thing is, though, I can’t be ashamed of who I am intrinsically. To quote my favorite queer icon, “I was born this way.”
Abduction survivor Jonila Castro addresses UN; reveals continuing rights violations under...
Castro was among the civil society representatives who delivered interventions at the UN session where Special Rapporteur Irene Khan
















