Tag: Philippines

“Seasonal Catholics” are “those who actively go to church whenever there is an occasion only, such as Christmas”

Today, the novena Mass, whether celebrated traditionally at dawn or in the early evening, is popularly known as “Simbang Gabi”

“It is not enough that the Anawim are provided aid, relief, food, health care, shelter, and other basic necessities”

Human Rights Watch said it finds the verdict convicting Filipino journalist Frank Cimatu of cyber-libel "very concerning”

The report focused on the experiences and testimonies of people most affected by mining in the Dinagat and Didipio regions in the Philippines

The number of online child sexual abuse reports received by the Philippine government cyber-crime office is staggering

“When human rights are denied and violated, God’s image is also violated in us, as we are created in God’s image”

The sanctions were issued against entities that are “connected to corruption or human rights abuse across nine countries”

On International Human Rights Day we remember that enforced disappearance is the most cruel among all human rights violations

The passage of the proposed measure can be a “significant step toward the recognition and protection of human rights defenders”