Tag: Philippines
Philippine church leaders call new terror law ‘morally wrong’
New law is taking the country down the wrong path, Catholic bishops say
SPOTLIGHT: Domestic work, joblessness keep women from reporting violence
When pandemic lockdown began, women’s rights advocates were quick to notice the missing gender dimension in govt response
Philippines to allow more people to attend Mass starting July 10
Up to ten percent of a venue’s capacity will be allowed for mass gatherings, including religious activities
Bishop warns against impact of terror law on Philippine labor
Proposed bill will result in further criminalization of unionism and violations of labor rights, bishop says
Rights groups dismayed over Philippine reaction to UN human rights report
Faith-based groups, rights activists say they are reasonably cynical about statements made by govt
Treating citizens like cattle
Philippine govt’s three-month lockdown — the world’s longest — was full of jaw-dropping incidents of chaos and brutality
International theologians condemn ‘red-tagging’ of Filipino Benedictine nun
Newspaper columnist accused nun of being a ranking official of the Communist Party of the Philippines
From the lens of power in the Philippines
Genuine people — unlike powerful politicians, powerful businesspeople and powerful celebrities — do not need power
Philippine Catholic education institutions to probe sexual harassment allegations
School management responds to sexual harassment allegations posted on social media
UN experts repeat call for probe into Philippine human rights situation
Experts highlighted staggering cost of relentless assault on the most basic rights of Filipinos at the hands of the govt
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