Tag: Mary Jane Veloso
Church groups say Veloso pardon should renew fight against human trafficking
nterfaith leaders say Veloso’s freedom should renew efforts against trafficking and address poverty and exploitation driving migrant vulnerability
Church groups urge stronger migrant protections after Veloso pardon
Church groups welcomed Mary Jane Veloso’s freedom while pressing for stronger migrant protections, trafficking justice and recruiter accountability
Philippines pardons migrant worker Mary Jane Veloso after 16 years in...
A Filipina once sentenced to death in Indonesia is set for release as advocates demand stronger trafficking protections
Philippine Churches rally behind Mary Jane Veloso as trafficking case reaches...
Protestant leaders say Veloso’s court appearance highlights migrant worker exploitation and the continuing struggle against trafficking
German priest who ministered to Mary Jane Veloso on death row...
Fr. Bernhard Kieser, who spent more than six decades in ministry in Indonesia, died June 6 at a hospital in Yogyakarta, his congregation said
Mary Jane Veloso appeals for freedom anew, cites toll of imprisonment...
Mary Jane Veloso renews her appeal for freedom in a prison letter, urging continued support as her Philippine detention reaches one year
Caritas Philippines urges Marcos to free Mary Jane Veloso
Under the Jubilee Year of Hope, Caritas Philippines appeals for mercy and justice in Mary Jane Veloso’s case
Mary Jane Veloso’s 40th birthday sparks renewed pleas for freedom
Veloso, who spent 14 years on death row in Indonesia before being transferred to the Philippines, remains in detention as clemency appeals continue
‘Triumph of faith’: Bishop hails Veloso’s return to Philippines
The return of the 39-year-old mother who has two children, the bishop said, is meaningful as it coincided with International Migrants Day
Protestant bishops appeal for clemency for Mary Jane Veloso, link her...
Burning and blazing candles testify to the 14 years since Mary Jane Veloso’s trial and conviction and nine years since her temporary reprieve

















