Tag: Human rights
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
Priority issues for the 2024 Philippine green agenda
One of the key outcomes from the recent Dubai climate negotiations (COP28) is the agreement to establish funding arrangements to address L&D
Jesus of Nazareth says children are the most important of all
How do we show our love to the wounded, abused, and needy people? What choice will we make to help the needy this Christmas?
A bittersweet tale
During this harvest season, the farm workers have no idea if they’ll earn something, or just enough to pay off some debt.
IN PHOTOS: UP Lantern Parade amplifies #NoToJeepneyPhaseout call
The spectacle of lights and colors with different lanterns put into the spotlight the current social issues and human rights concerns
Pro-environment group condemns alleged politically-motivated charges against anti-reclamation advocate in Cebu
The Philippines has consistently been identified as a hazardous country for land and environmental activists.
Silent Exodus: The Unseen Genocide Threatening Christianity in Gaza
Protecting religious minorities is not just a moral imperative; it is the safeguarding of a unique cultural and historical mosaic that defines our common humanity
Gov’t prosecutor dismisses environmental raps against cultural artist
It “is a clear indication that the police should stop using these environmental laws to stifle freedom of expression.”
Fishers as victims of human trafficking
There are 40 million men and women working in fisheries worldwide are operating in a highly dangerous and mostly unregulated profession


















