Tag: Human rights

Ruling clears Angelica Nasiron of two charges while Molbog families continue pursuing ancestral-domain claims and facing criminal cases

Coal transition demands intensify as workers and coastal communities seek accountability for decades of mining impacts in Semirara

Church leaders call for deeper Muslim-Christian-Indigenous cooperation as the autonomous region enters a new phase following parliamentary elections

Church-backed advocates say proposed limits may leave broader family networks untouched as lawmakers respond to Supreme Court ruling.

The new Permanent Observer of the Holy See to the United Nations in New York delivers his first speech on the importance of eliminating hate speech

War, displacement and a shattered education system are pushing young people abroad while priests remain with uprooted families

Consumer advocates say volatile gas prices and unclear transition limits could expose households to power costs for years

Protests in Cebu, Tacloban and Bacolod spotlight mounting frustration over brownouts, high prices and the region’s energy security

Consumer groups blame rising electricity costs and persistent outages on the government’s energy response and fossil fuel dependence

Türk says governments must coordinate oversight as advanced systems threaten privacy, security, democratic institutions and future generations worldwide