Tag: Human rights
Philippine government invokes drug war victims in push to enforce ICC...
Government lawyers argue domestic law permits cooperation with ICC proceedings tied to killings during Duterte’s anti-drug campaign
Philippine Church network urges vigilance, prayer as Duterte impeachment trial approaches
Church groups plan prayers, bell-ringing, and civic discussions as political divisions deepen ahead of the Senate impeachment trial
Church leaders urge peace after kidnappings, pastor killings in India’s Manipur...
Church groups warn ethnic violence in Manipur is increasingly endangering clergy, peace workers, and vulnerable displaced communities
Interfaith council calls for constitutional process as Philippine Senate faces mounting...
Religious leaders appealed for accountability, restraint, and constitutional order as impeachment proceedings and political tensions intensified nationwide
Holy See: Wars and extreme climate events have lethal impact on...
The Holy See laments the impact of war, recessions, climate events, and political instability on the world’s agrifood systems
Documentary on Papua deforestation sparks controversy after disrupted screenings in Indonesia
A controversial documentary on Papua deforestation and Indigenous resistance faces disruptions as public screenings spark debate across Indonesia
Thai housing movement presses government for reform amid deepening crisis
Thai advocacy groups pressed for affordable housing policies while church ministries expanded support for homeless and marginalized communities
Pakistan court orders shelter, age test for Christian girl in alleged...
Pakistani court orders shelter protection and medical age test for Christian girl in disputed forced conversion case involving minor
Tokyo cardinal calls faithful to defend human dignity, peace amid global...
Tokyo cardinal urges Catholics to defend human dignity and build peace rooted in the Gospel amid deepening global political turmoil
Legal crackdown on media spreads across Asia as press freedom hits...
Governments across Asia intensify legal pressure on journalists, using security laws to restrict reporting and weaken press freedom protections
















