Tag: red-tagging
Rights groups welcome court decision to release ‘red-tagged’ doctor
Rights group Karapatan said the court’s decision noted that the doctor has been denied due process when she was arrested and imprisoned
Impunity allows human rights abuses to thrive in Philippines, says Amnesty...
“Lack of accountability continued to facilitate unlawful killings and other human rights violations under the ... ‘war on drugs’ campaign”
Task Force Detainees of the Philippines decries ‘red tagging’ of organization
TFD has been tagged as "a communist front" that exaggerates the number of political prisoners in the country during the martial law years
Philippine Catholic school slams arrest, detention of outstanding alumna
“What she deserves is a recognition and appreciation for her commitment to the welfare and human rights of [Filipinos] who are most in need”
Human Rights Watch calls on Philippine gov’t to end ‘deadly’ red-tagging...
Human Rights Watch noted that red-tagging has become “deadlier” since Rodrigo Duterte became president in 2016
Mindanao religious leaders call for end to red-tagging of Church workers
The Church leaders ask authorities to allow peace activists 'to continue their work without fear of retaliation'
Ecumenical peace group welcomes budget cut for gov’t’s anti-communist task force
The group said that contrary to the name of the task force to end local armed conflicts, “[it] becomes a hindrance to the promise of peace”
Philippine religious superiors hit ‘red-tagging’ of Redemptorists in Laoag
A Redemptorist mission community in the city of Laoag has been the target of “red-tagging” in recent days
Redemptorist missionaries hit red-tagging of mission community in Laoag
The Redemptorists said it is “truly sad” that the community's mission engagements resulted in red-tagging
Philippine Protestant Churches urge gov’t to immediately release arrested pastors
The arrests "are reminiscent" of the days when church people "were arrested or killed for being vocal in their ministries for the poor"
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