Tag: Philippines
Anti-mining activists killed in alarming numbers under Duterte
What has also continued – despite the killing of environmental defenders like Chad – is the advocacy work of environmental defenders
HRW: Continued abuses undermine Marcos Jr’s human rights rhetoric
“The government’s refusal to allow the ICC to investigate is a glaring contradiction to its professed human rights commitments,” Conde said
A 13-year fight for justice in Philippine activist’s murder
Ortega was a passionate defender of Palawan's environment, home to beautiful beaches, stunning coral reefs, and biodiverse forests
The courageous child victims winning cases against abusers
Justice was surely done and Ariela had won her case, the ninth victory for 2024 by the courageous Preda Children
Caritas Philippines describes SC ruling on red-tagging as ‘game-changer’
Caritas PH called on government and military to respect the court's decision and protect all citizens, regardless of their political views
Land distribution in Philippines: result of collective action
It took three decades of struggle for land rights before the Tinang farmers were installed to their land on May 8
Clerical child abuse, a shocked president, and a silent church
The silence and absence of Catholic social action today is glaring. Many years ago, youth leaders could rally thousands to protest injustice
Pope Francis enjoys high trust from Filipinos, survey finds
Dr. Joseph Mercado attributed Pope Francis's high approval rating to his reputation for humility, compassion, and progressive views
SPOTLIGHT: Sweet Dreams (Are Made On Two Wheels)
Daring to dream of bicycle heaven in car-centric Philippines, advocates aim for a paradigm shift toward inclusivity and adoption of a sustainable lifestyle
In Asia Pacific, rise in public debt is hurting women’s access...
Gabriela assailed how Filipino women have been suffering due to decades of privatization and low prioritization of public health care