Tag: Philippines
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
Gunmen wound journalist in Philippines
The archipelago nation is one of the most dangerous places in the world for journalists, and most killings often go unpunished
A Recap of Philippine president’s first year on green agenda
The true mark of green governance comes from the ability to implement laws, uphold people's rights, and protect the environment
Nat’l Museum declares Makati’s oldest church ‘important cultural property’
The church is home to the revered image of Virgin dela Rosa, which was brought from Spain via Mexico by a Jesuit priest in 1718
Calapan has new bishop
Pope Francis on Thursday appointed Cuevas to succeed Bishop Warlito Cajandig, who had held the post from 1989 until 2022
Church official joins renewed calls for clemency for Mary Jane
Veloso maintained she was a victim of human trafficking and duped into carrying a suitcase with illegal drugs onto the plane with her
Philippine police rescue over 1,000 alleged trafficking victims
Chinese, Vietnamese, Singaporean, and Malaysian nationals were among those found when police raided buildings inside a compound in Manila
Panalangin para sa kalayaan ni Mary Jane Veloso, muling panawagan ng...
Sa datos ng Department of Foreign Affairs 83 OFW ang nasa death row kung saan 56 sa Malaysia
In Photos: Groups hold protest against Japan’s ‘largest fossil fuel funders
They have declared to decarbonize their financing portfolios by 2050 through their respective transition plans
Pride Month: Campaign for the passage of SOGIESC Equality Bill
Address the suffering of many of those who choose to love distinctively, uniquely, but no less genuinely and passionately


















