Tag: Human rights
Anti-mining groups renew calls against destructive extraction
Anti-mining and rights groups made the pledge during the 11th General Assembly of Alyansa Tigil Mina (ATM) on November 17
Indigenous peoples group applauds UN Expert’s call for urgent reforms in...
Fry's findings “should further amplify the alarming trend of criminalization, terrorist-tagging and attacks against IPs worldwide”.
Pope Francis invites young people to be ‘God’s answer’ to a...
In his message, Pope Francis said we are living at a time when for many people, the young included, “hope seems absent.”
Special Report | Push for renewables threatens lands and livelihood in...
Indigenous peoples not only suffer from the impacts of climate change but are also victims of just transition initiatives
Philippine groups hail court’s decision to grant bail petition of jailed...
In a decision dated November 10, Judge Gener Gito allowed former senator Leila de Lima to post bail of 300,000 pesos ($5,350)
Indigenous peoples’ groups call for independent probe of human rights situation...
Global Witness 2021 report said the Philippines has remained the most dangerous place in Asia and among top five worst countries in the world
Pope Francis laments ‘tragedy’ in Holy Land
“Instead, we see them torn apart by tremendous suffering that affects so many innocents above all, so many innocent dead"
Oxfam Pilipinas calls for proactive spending of disaster funds
Reports of the Commission on Audit indicated significant delays in the utilization of funds, leading to an accumulation of unspent resources
Philippine government faces criticism for arms purchases amidst ongoing violence in...
The group said the Philippine government has maintained a close military alliance with Israel and purchased P15 billion worth of arms
Success in giving new life to former jailed youth
There are 32 boys in the Preda New Dawn Home, 28 are children in conflict with the law with legal cases and four are children at risk


















