Tag: Human rights
Women human rights defenders recount stories of persistence
Four women advocates recounted the attacks they faced and explained why they persist in their advocacies and activism
Veloso family calls for Mary Jane’s freedom during Widodo’s Philippine visit
“I am pleading and appealing for your assistance in securing freedom for my child, who has endured 14 years of unjust suffering"
GOMBURZA and I
It is not enough to struggle for one’s identity or sovereignty but we have to be eternally vigilant to protect it
Children winning convictions of their rapists are real heroes
When one has Christian faith and believes with conviction... we then have hope that change for the better will happen
Filipino migrant workers lose jobs in New Zealand
Hundreds of overseas Filipino workers in New Zealand, who lost their jobs just before Christmas, are asking the Philippine government for continuing financial assistance...
PISTON urges drivers to defy ban on jeepneys
PISTON said the government's modernization program (PUVMP) is only aimed at handing over their livelihood to local and foreign capitalists
PISTON to SC: Expedite petition to suspend jeepney consolidation deadline
The groups said the impending transport crisis is ultimately President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s fault for his refusal to suspend the PUVMP
Reaping the benefits of unionism, the Nexperia Philippines workers’ experience
For Ann and the Nexperia workers union, these victories help the resistance grow, repression notwithstanding.
On GOMBURZA, the movie
"Why should Filipinos today watch this film? I am referring to Filipinos who may not be interested in church issues"
A light amid darkness
As we celebrate the birth of Jesus, and the coming of light into the world, we are reminded that amidst the darkness there is light

















