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Easter bombing verdict comes amid scrutiny of alleged state links

The case has exposed unresolved questions over intelligence failures, extremist networks and accountability for the 2019 Easter bombings

Global watchdog presses Philippines on probe into journalist’s death during military...

RSF urges cooperation with rights probe as conflicting accounts persist over Negros journalist’s killing during military operation, raising accountability concerns

Philippine bishop decries ‘culture of death,’ calls for moral shift toward...

Bishop Pabillo urges Filipinos to confront a moral crisis where violence, despair, and war are increasingly seen as solution

Dumaguete bishop urges action after deadly Negros Oriental shooting

The bishop said the establishments contribute to the “degradation of human values and the objectification of persons.”

ICC ousts chief prosecutor Karim Khan from Duterte case over ‘appearance...

ICC removes Karim Khan from Duterte crimes-against-humanity case over “reasonable appearance of bias,” citing past links to victims

ICC detains Duterte over drug war killings; UN applauds move

His administration's campaign was widely condemned for its brutality, with thousands of alleged drug suspects killed in police operations

Coffee shop run by kin of drug war victims offers 50%...

Rodrigo Duterte was arrested Tuesday in Manila following an International Criminal Court warrant for “crimes against humanity”

Two decades later, justice eludes Hacienda Luisita massacre victims

Seven people were killed, while an estimated 121 people, including adults and children, were injured, while some 133 were arrested

Finding no justice here, kin of Bloody Sunday victims turn to...

Officially, Bloody Sunday was the result of COPLAN ASVAL, an operation against supposed “Communist Terrorist Groups.”

Rights group demands UN action as Myanmar junta airstrikes kill 9,...

“The Myanmar junta’s jets continue to pound civilian communities with complete impunity as the world watches and stays silent"

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