Tag: Human rights

Christians make up to 90 percent of the sanitation workforce, including the country’s street sweepers, janitors, and sewer workers

There are at least 600 political prisoners in the Philippines, at least 60 of whom are considered sickly while close to 50 are elderly

Nearly 70% of those affected are from just five countries — Syria, Venezuela, Afghanistan, South Sudan and Myanmar

The court said Father Swamy can stay in the private hospital until July 5 after a review of his medical condition

“The government and the rebels must reconsider going back to the negotiating table,” said Father Raymond Montero Ambray

The COVID-19 pandemic affected more than 60 million domestic workers in the informal economy

All that remained of the village of Kin Ma was about 30 houses, with some 200 homes reduced to piles of ash and bricks

The ICC prosecutor asked the court to allow a full investigation into the killings in the Philippines' war on drugs

Fatou Bensouda, ICC chief prosecutor, said “crimes against humanity” could have been committed in the Philippines

The government said the communities amount to floating slums that are eyesores and health hazards