Tag: Indigenous Peoples
Protestant council condemns freeze of Church’s assets in southern Philippines
The Protestant Church council called on the government to stop the 'harassment' against the United Church of Christ in the Philippines
Mindanao advocates slam freeze of Church group’s bank accounts
The group said UCCP-HARAN is “simply performing their calling to participate in the establishment of a just and compassionate social order”
Philippine authorities order freeze of Protestant group’s bank accounts
In a resolution dated March 12, the Anti-Money Laundering Council issued a freeze order on the assets of UCCP HARAN in Davao City
Catholic bishop questions move to ban use of ‘lumad’ for Mindanao’s...
“The state’s red scare campaign is now targeting even words,” said Archbishop Jose Cabantan of Cagayan de Oro
SPOTLIGHT: Philippine environment defenders in the crosshairs of red-taggers
Red-tagging of individuals and groups have led to illegal arrests, harassment, and extra-judicial killings
Church people stand by slain tribal leader in northern Philippines
Church groups say the killings of tribal people was “an attempt to silence" them in their fight against the mega-dam project
Philippine faith-based group calls for stop to ‘red-tagging’ of indigenous peoples
The group Living Laudato si’ said state forces should “dig into the roots of the marginalization and suffering” of indigenous communities
SPOTLIGHT: Pandemic, ‘development project’ threaten survival of Philippine tribe
Many times people are tagged as criminals when they resist development projects, says Aeta man
For living with the tribe and teaching children, computer scientist gets...
Chad Booc, a 26-year-old graduate of the University of the Philippines, has volunteered as a teacher for indigenous children in Mindanao
Activists raise alarm over police ‘rescue’ of tribal children in central...
Reports said 21 students —15 minors and six adults — were taken away in the "rescue operation"