Tag: justice

Families seek a fuller accounting of alleged state violence, including disappearances, activist killings, and continuing abuses

We are challenged to become involved in ending poverty and injustice and in helping build a happier, just, and prosperous Philippines

To practice political charity is to deal with power, sometimes to confront abusive power... to practice charity is to tell the oppressor, “Resign, give peace a chance.”

Philippine authorities ordered the arrest of Sen. Bato Dela Rosa after the Supreme Court refused to block ICC action

Government lawyers argue domestic law permits cooperation with ICC proceedings tied to killings during Duterte’s anti-drug campaign

Families and rights groups mark anniversary, saying enforced disappearances persist across administrations despite laws and continued lack of accountability

Conflicting accounts of Negros killings prompt bishop’s call for truth, accountability, and respect for the dignity of victims

Pope reflects on the figure of the pontifical diplomatic priest: a messenger of peace, called to defend the entire human family, not only the Catholic community

Conflicting accounts over Philippines operation that killed 19, including a journalist, trigger probe and concerns over civilian protection

ICC ruling to try Duterte marks a turning point, giving drug war victims’ families renewed hope for justice and accountability