Tag: Human rights
Amnesty International warns of humanitarian crisis after mass escape from Cambodia...
Amnesty warns thousands stranded after escaping Cambodia scam compounds, alleging rape, torture, killings and official inaction
Between two galleries: Gladiators and spectators — Can the Philippines recover...
From The Hague, a Redemptorist missionary reflects on Duterte supporters and victims’ families confronting the nation’s conscience
Cambodian reporters challenge treason convictions tied to Thai border coverage
Two Cambodian journalists appeal 14-year treason sentences over Facebook posts linked to deadly border clashes with Thailand
When love becomes way of life | How religious community quietly...
Poverty is never only about empty stomachs or broken homes. It is about erasure — cultural, social, spiritual.
Philippine Church warns against normalized injustice, calls for structural change in...
Philippine Church launches Lenten campaign urging structural change, confronting normalized injustice beyond traditional charity, almsgiving
New law may restrict forced marriages of Christian girls in Pakistan
Punjab raises marriage age to 18, offering new legal safeguards against forced conversions and marriages of minority girls
Lent begins with renewed call for prayer, solidarity with suffering Myanmar
Jesuit leaders urge Lenten solidarity with Myanmar, linking prayer and justice amid ongoing conflict and humanitarian crisis
Philippine bishops call for anti-dynasty law, accountability at EDSA’s 40th anniversary
Philippine bishops urge civic vigilance, voter education and structural reforms as nation marks four decades after People Power uprising
Challenging the state’s narrative denying the occurrence of mass rape during...
Court hearing revisits disputed accounts of May 1998 sexual violence as activists press Indonesia to acknowledge documented abuses
Cardinal Bo says Myanmar’s hope is “crucified, yet not dead”
Cardinal Charles Maung Bo of Yangon says Myanmar’s hope is “crucified, yet not dead” despite conflict, fear, and international neglect
















