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Farmers in Bataan province appeal for stop to demolition of homes...

Several houses were demolished by a property developer after it got the approval of a local court despite the pandemic

Rights group slams Duterte’s arrest order for improper wearing of masks

Karapatan says the policy is "brazenly unscientific and ineffective" and a form of "disproportionate use of force during a health crisis"

Hands off my hijab! Young Muslim women protest proposed French ban

The amendment to an “anti-separatism” bill has drawn outrage and prompted an online protest under the hashtag #HandsOffMyHijab

Philippine church groups decry arrest of Protestant pastor in Albay province

Police arrested Pastor Daniel Balucio of the United Church of Christ in the Philippines for alleged possession of firearms and explosives

Philippine bishop questions mandatory vaccination for migrant workers in Hong Kong

Hong Kong announced that it is reviewing a decision to make COVID-19 vaccinations mandatory for foreign domestic workers

Regional legislators sound alarm over Cambodia’s ‘excessive’ pandemic response

The regional legislators noted that the rise of COVID-19 cases in Cambodia has introduced “a slew of harsh laws and other measures”

Seafarers Rights: Damages due to unauthorized substitution of employment contract

Recruitment agencies are liable for damages due to unauthorized substitution of government-approved employment contracts

Families of ‘desaparecidos’ remember missing activist

The abduction of Jonas Burgos in 2007 has become one of the most prominent cases of enforced disappearances in the country

‘Philippines faces health, human rights crisis a year into pandemic’

Amnesty International said the government’s failure to ensure an adequate response to the pandemic is 'a serious human rights issue'

Catholic bishop backs call for probe into funds of Philippine anti-insurgency...

Bishop Bacani stressed the danger of “red-tagging,” saying that many of those who have been accused of being communist were killed

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