Tag: Human rights
Her voice, her legacy
Marie’s voice lives on to touch and empower many to revitalize the work and offer their own voices for a just and truthful society
Rights activists, survivors of martial law atrocities vow to guard Philippine...
“We vow to relentlessly reveal the truth about the human rights abuses of the Marcos dictatorship”
Southeast Asian parliamentarians call on President Marcos to prioritize human rights
APHR said it will be "closely monitoring" the policies of President Marcos and hold him and his government accountable
Church, civil society leaders decry terrorist designation of retired Catholic priest
The Anti-Money Laundering Council imposed a freeze order on the property and funds of ten individuals, including Msgr. Cerbito
Ecumenical faith-based group says prospects of peace under Marcos presidency ‘quite...
The PEPP called on President Marcos to resume formal peace talks that will 'address the roots of the armed conflict'
Philippines’ Duterte, infamous for deadly drug war, ends term
A tough-talking populist and self-professed killer, Duterte launched an anti-crime campaign that has resulted in the deaths of thousands
US Supreme Court ‘lurches’ to the right
Abortion, guns, religion -- a US Supreme Court remade by Donald Trump has veered sharply to the right, raising questions about its legitimacy
Duterte unlikely to face court over Philippines drug war killings
Duterte's signature policy to rid the country of drugs has been widely condemned and sparked an international probe
Philippine activists get support from Canadian Protestant Church
The Church group called on the government to drop the perjury charges against some activists and “to end the practice of red-tagging”
Fear and defiance for families of Philippine drug war dead
"We continue to suffer the drug problem. It won't go away because of the lure of billions for traffickers," said President Rodrigo Duterte