Tag: Human rights
Philippines to host ‘limited number’ of Afghans seeking US visas
Under the deal, the applicants will stay at a facility operated by the US State Department's Coordinator for Afghan Relocation Efforts
Cavite activist faces continued harassment, threats of terror charges
The agents explicitly warned his family that failure to cooperate could lead to filing of Anti-Terrorism Act case against him
Accompanying migrants on their “final journey” home
“The family asked me to check the report and find further details about potential fatalities,” the priest said.
Court’s denial of protection to 2 environmental activists perpetuates impunity, rights...
In a statement, Kalikasan said the CA decision highlights the limitations inherent in existing mechanisms for redress in the country
Alleged 2nd gunman in Percy Lapid slay ‘kills himself’
Alleged getaway driver and second gunman Jake Mendoza “killed himself” after a long standoff with the police in Lipa City, Batangas
Indigenous communities slam decades-long delay in ancestral domain title approvals
There has been no progress in their application for ancestral domain titles since the 1980s, “even though the requirements are complete.”
Jeepney drivers welcome Senate move to suspend transport modernization
On Monday, at least 22 senators filed Resolution No. 1096 to push for the temporary suspension of the Public Modernization Program
Fisherfolk demand immediate relief and accountability after Bataan oil spill
“We don't know where we will find food for our children in a few days. And with school starting soon, it’s very difficult"
Irene Khan asks PH gov’t: Why exclude CSOs, CHR, UN in...
Independent national human rights institutions such as the CHR are essential in every country in addressing human rights violations
Philippine Protestant council hits government’s ‘extravagant’ SONA preparations
The Council said the “scandalous budget” for a one-day event is “particularly disgraceful in light of the widespread hunger and poverty"


















