Tag: War on drugs
Priest seeks independent probe into alleged falsification of drug war death...
A Truth Commission review found recorded causes of death did not match forensic findings in at least 13 cases
IN PHOTOS: Families of drug war victims mark Undas with prayers,...
Families gathered in Quezon City to remember loved ones killed in extrajudicial killings and renew their pursuit of justice
Death, Justice, and Martyrdom
Their violent deaths were signs of their Christian love for the neighbor in living out the way of compassion carved out by Jesus himself
At Vatican, Filipino cardinal says struggling families need community, not just...
The prelate cited families devastated by killings during the Philippine drug war, leaving widows, orphans and grandparents struggling to rebuild their lives
Duterte’s first in-person ICC appearance draws renewed call for justice
Victims’ families welcomed the courtroom development as judges prepared for trial amid disputes over evidence and Duterte’s fitness
Churches, rights groups renew calls to end impunity 10 years after...
Churches and rights advocates launched a nationwide remembrance campaign while renewing demands for justice, accountability, and an end to impunity
Kin of Philippine drug war victims seek broader accountability beyond Duterte...
Families seek a fuller accounting of alleged state violence, including disappearances, activist killings, and continuing abuses
Catholic theologian warns silence on Philippines’ drug war fuels false narratives...
Fr. Daniel Franklin Pilario, CM, says schools must confront drug war killings to prevent disinformation from shaping younger generations
Catholic-backed truth commission launched to investigate Philippines drug war killings
A Church-backed Philippine commission seeks truth, accountability, and healing for families affected by years of anti-drug violence
Cardinal David blasts Cayetano’s ‘pro-life’ defense of Duterte drug war
The bishop warned that language defending extrajudicial killings risks normalizing violence and deepening what he called a “culture of death”


















