Tag: Karapatan
Marcos’ first year as president met with protest
As of June 30, 2023, Karapatan documented at least 60 victims of EJKs in 40 incidents since Marcos took office
Karapatan calls to amend rules on protective writ
Numerous instances where petitions for the writ have been dismissed, leaving individuals under threat even more vulnerable to harassment
Media group decries ‘red-tagging’ anew
This has the effect of preventing members of these media groups from conducting their work as journalists and also puts them in grave danger
Rights group backs red-tagged Philippine Catholic bishop
The bishop, who is also one of the convenors of the church-based Pilgrims for Peace assailed the human rights violations in Negros
Rights group calls for dismissal of terror financing case vs Catholic...
Karapatan described the terrorist financing charges as “reckless, false and baseless”
Rights group condemns ‘harassment’ of humanitarian mission in Quezon province
A 16-member humanitarian mission went to San Francisco town in Quezon province, but were stopped in several military and police checkpoints
Rights group slams continuous detention of ailing political prisoner
The human rights group also alleged that authorities “planted pieces of evidence” and “perjured testimonies” against the accused
Rights group presses for ‘decriminalization’ of cyberlibel after guilty verdict on...
“Such charges are meant to harass and intimidate human rights defenders and journalists to report on the facts and ferret out the truth"
Rights group decries threats against right to privacy of journalists, public
Karapatan slammed the “unsolicited visits” as “blatant invasion of privacy” and “ill-disguised threat and harassment”
Human Rights Watch hits Philippines over rights probe claim
HRW found no compelling evidence that the Philippine government was seriously investigating the killings