Tag: SW

Japan remains one of the few developed nations that still uses the death penalty, despite calls for its abolition

The practice has extended beyond labor leaders to target student activists, environmentalists, Indigenous peoples, and journalists

ATM urged authorities to "conduct a serious investigation on the murder of the victims and bring the perpetrators to justice"

CEED argued that with renewable energy providing more reliable and affordable power, there is no justification for continuing to rely on coal

Pulangiyen community is one of the cultural groups in Mindanao that traditionally identify themselves by the river systems they inhabit

Human rights organization Karapatan has criticized President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. for his silence on the abductions of James Jazmines and Felix Salaveria Jr., which...

The clean-up efforts have been hindered by ongoing rain, with mud and debris still deeply covering roads in some areas.

For our leaders, undervaluing or avoiding conversations with communities will only perpetuate the issue. It starts with being open to listen

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

Under the proposed law, the ICC/IP shall be paid not more than 2% of the gross output of minerals produced from the ancestral domain