Tag: Human rights
Climate activists urge PH government to take firm stand on fossil...
The Philippines is actively pursuing a position on the inaugural board of the fund, tasked with overseeing and governing the mechanism.
IN PHOTOS: Memorial site for EJK Victims unveiled at La Loma...
The site stands as a solemn space aimed at providing dignity and remembrance for those who suffered during the bloody war on drugs campaign
Marcos government no better than Duterte’s, rights defenders say
Karapatan added hundreds are facing “trumped up charges,” including 795 political detainees in the country’s notoriously overcrowded prisons
Pope Francis urges commitment to human rights on 75th year of...
Pope Francis expressed solidarity with those actively working to defend human rights in the face of everyday challenges
IN PHOTOS: Christmas lantern parade takes a stand against reclamation in...
Advocates emphasized the risks posed to residents of Metro Manila and other coastal cities, warning of increased vulnerability
IN PHOTOS: Activists decry government abuses, global injustices on 75th International...
Groups called for an end to the killings and human rights violations under the Marcos government, pledging to defend the people's rights
Indigenous territories battling unprecedented rise in land conflicts, report says
The report highlighted the consequences of insufficient progress in the recognition and protection of ancestral domains
Church leaders, faith-based groups call for justice for Marawi bombing victims
Three of the four casualties in the explosion have been identified as Riza Ramos, June Ray Barbante, and Evangelin Aromin
Panaghoy at Pag-asa
At sinong Palestinong mamamayan na taga-Gaza ang hindi tumatangis at nananaghoy sa patuloy na sinasapit ng daan-daan-libong mga kababayan nila
Philippine Protestant Council reaffirms commitment to peace process
The 107 delegates of the Council’s highest policy-making body “unanimously approved the statement” calling for the resumption of the talks.


















