Tag: Human rights
Thailand becomes first Southeast Asian nation to legalize ‘marriage equality’, Catholic...
The bishops highlighted respect and compassion for all individuals, amid societal shifts in understanding sexual orientation and identity
Missionary priest warns of South Korea’s crossroads as democracy faces test
“But one thing is clear: Koreans want to protect the achievements of democracy at all costs," the priest said
Filipino activists, NGOs targeted in terrorism financing charges to ‘meet int’l...
The lawyers argued that these measures have been used by the government not to combat legitimate financial crimes but to suppress dissent
Pope Francis thanks mediators for brokering latest ceasefire deal in Gaza
He said the ceasefire is an “important result” for the city, which has endured more than one year of fighting since Israel declared war
HRW: Myanmar’s military tactics leave millions displaced, rights abused
The report highlighted the junta’s use of “scorched earth” tactics in response to growing resistance and territorial losses
Relatives of ‘drug war’ victims call for Duterte’s disbarment
The complaint accused Duterte of violating the Code of Professional Responsibility and Accountability and conduct unbecoming of a lawyer
Human rights group denounces terrorism charge against church workers in Mindanao
The group reiterated its demand to protect church workers and human rights defenders from harassment and unfounded legal actions
Philippine diocese demands government action on ancestral land rights
“As members of the Church, we reaffirm our mission ‘to defend the rights of the Indigenous people, guarding them against violators’”
Faith, Justice, and Social Transformation
The devotion to Jesus Nazarene symbolizes the resilience of Filipinos amidst widespread poverty and inequality.
Press under attack: Journalists face deadly risks in Gaza and beyond
CPJ has urged governments and authorities worldwide to respect press freedom and ensure the safety of journalists
















