Tag: Human rights
Pope Francis calls for prayer for suffering children due to conflicts
According to the United Nations Children’s Fund, Israel has been responsible for the deaths of over 13,000 children in Gaza
Human rights experts raise concerns over proposed Indigenous Peoples code in...
"We are facing a clash of frameworks that disrupts the resolution of key issues such as identity and ancestral domain"
Overcoming poverty by respecting human rights
The gross injustice and inequality that causes such poverty alienates 20 million Filipinos who live in slums on the edge of hunger
A second look at the cases presented at the International Peoples...
‘With guilty verdict of the International Peoples’ Tribunal, Marcos Jr. cannot deny rights violations in the Philippines'
Execution bond removed in the Magna Carta of Filipino Seafarers
The Magna Carta aimed to ensure the protection and welfare of Filipino seafarers by recognizing their rights
Pope Francis lambasts the scourge of human trafficking
For Pope Francis, trafficking is a “systemic” evil and as such “we can and must eliminate it through a systematic, multilevel approach.”
Red-tagging study shows impacts on journalists, stresses need for pushing back
“Defenders of red-tagging have often claimed that the practice does not happen, or that if it happens, it is not done by the government"
Christian youth group commends organizers of major anti-Charter change rally
An estimated 3,000 participants from various parishes, Catholic institutions, and schools are expected to join the protest
Philippine groups criticize Marcos Jr’s new human rights ‘super body’
"The creation of this 'super body' does not inspire confidence given its composition," the groups said in a joint statement.
International tribunal finds US, Duterte, Marcos Jr. guilty of war crimes
The allegations included extrajudicial killings, torture, enforced disappearances, and indiscriminate attacks on civilians


















