Tag: red tagging
Philippine rights body seeks anti-red-tagging law after inquiry documents abuses
A nationwide inquiry found red-tagging continues to endanger journalists, activists, church workers, and communities critical of government policies
Press freedom groups seek acquittal of Frenchie Mae Cumpio as verdict...
Protesters urge acquittal as court nears ruling on journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio, with rights groups citing red-tagging concerns
Church, rights groups hail dismissal of charges vs Mindoro pastor
Church bodies welcome a court ruling while raising concerns over militarization and alleged rights violations in Mindoro
Red-tagged Bishop Alminaza elected head of Caritas Philippines, CBCP social action...
Bishop Alminaza, long targeted by red-tagging, rises to lead Caritas Philippines in a pivotal Church leadership shift
Ecumenical labor group files rights complaint over ‘red-tagging’
According to EILER, three red-tagging incidents were documented between December 2024 and February 2025 in District 4
COCOPEA cuts ties with NTF-ELCAC; Christian youth group urges total abolition
“COCOPEA's withdrawal from the task force is of utmost significance in preserving the essentiality of academic freedom,” the group said
Voters caution urged against candidates accused of endangering communities and ecology
A pro-environment group in Manila expressed opposition against the candidates for the upcoming senatorial race, citing accounts of red-tagging activists and endorsing environmentally damaging...
Rights advocates red-tagged as was Jesus of Nazareth
The clergy and students have abandoned the streets for the creature comforts of the rectory and college dormitories
UN report demands NTF-ELCAC abolition, anti-terror law repeal
Fry said government attacks against civilians defending the environment are “blight[s] on the country and need to be urgently addressed.”
Philippine groups accuse government of misusing anti-terror laws
Allegations follow a history of red-tagging and surveillance against these organizations, with some members facing extrajudicial killings
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