Tag: Philippines
Rights group demands action on Philippine Army ‘cyber attacks’ on media
The attacks on alternative media outfits Bulatlat and Altermidya reportedly originated from the IP address assigned to the Philippine Army
Photos: A day in the life of Manila under COVID-19 pandemic
Filipinos in Manila observe minimum health protocols as the country continues to face high incidences of COVID-19 infections
Faith-based groups call for protection of ‘center of center’ of marine...
The groups expressed alarm over the “increasing detrimental activities” threatening the area, including plans to extract fossil gas
COVID-19: Impact on women in the Philippines
The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic has exaggerated pre-existing gender and social inequalities within Filipino society
‘Appointed Son of God,’ ‘Owner of the Universe’ threatens to run...
Pastor Quiboloy warned that he would target and expose all communist “lovers” if he decided to run for president
Philippines’ Duterte defends ‘war on drugs’ before UN General Assembly
"Those found to have acted beyond bounds during operations shall be made accountable before our laws," said Duterte
8 elderly nuns in religious convent in Manila succumb to COVID-19
The nuns were between 80 and 90 years old and were among the 62 sisters who were earlier reported to have been infected with COVID-19
Photos: ‘Never Again’
Church groups call for an end to human rights abuses as the Philippines marks the 49th anniversary of the declaration of martial law
Church leaders, rights groups remind Filipinos to learn lessons of martial...
The martial law years under Marcos were considered to be the darkest years of the country with about 70,000 people imprisoned
Photos: Remembering those who stood for freedom in The Philippines
On Sept. 21, 2021, activists and human rights workers offered wreaths for those who fought for freedom during the years of martial law
















