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Indigenous groups warn mining, energy projects risk repeating Martial Law-era abuses

Indigenous communities warned that mining, energy and critical-minerals projects could deepen displacement, land conflicts and rights violations nationwide

Church leaders urge renewed Philippine peace talks on Martial Law anniversary

Church leaders linked renewed peace talks to protecting human rights, democratic freedoms and communities affected by armed conflict

Caritas Philippines urges unity, participation in nationwide anti-corruption mobilization

Caritas Philippines appeals to dioceses and BECs to fight corruption through truth, justice, education, and active citizen involvement

Antipolo bishop urges youth to march for truth, denounce corruption on...

Antipolo Bishop Ruperto Santos calls on youth to denounce corruption through peaceful protests on Martial Law anniversary

South Korean bishops warn: martial law risks undermining hard-earned democracy

The bishops raised concerns over the justification of the martial law declaration, noting the lack of visible external or wartime threats

CWS: Marcos Jr. mirrors father’s dictatorship and Duterte’s repressive legacy

CWS raised concerns about the continuation of repressive policies initiated by Duterte, including the Anti-Terror Law

Caritas Philippines: Authoritarianism, impunity persist decades after Martial Law

According to Caritas, some laws and policies could "silence dissent and advance corporate interests at the expense of public welfare."

UNDAS 2023: Bukas na liham sa bayan

Paano kung ang yumao ay hindi naman nakalibing sa alinmang sementeryong maaaring dalawin – sapagkat ang bangkay ay wala?

Fight historical distortion amidst de facto martial law, says Catholic bishop

The prelate said the “plot to whitewash and deodorize Marcos dictatorship” is now happening in a “de facto martial law”

Philippine groups renew calls to repeal Anti-Terror Law on 51st Martial...

The groups condemned the "weaponization" of the law, citing its ambiguous and sweeping definitions, which are used to silence dissenters

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