RA 9851: When the Law’s Proponents Become Its Enemies
ANALYSIS: The fate of the Philippines’ most powerful accountability statute – the law on crimes against humanity – is not…
ANALYSIS: The fate of the Philippines’ most powerful accountability statute – the law on crimes against humanity – is not…
KARAPATAN, the human rights alliance, has renewed its opposition to the judicial appointment of a Quezon City judge it accuses…
“The world recognizes in Frenchie Mae a journalist imprisoned for doing her job — and in that recognition lies the…
If you are an ASEAN member, you can kill thousands of your own citizens, disappear activists, label journalists as terrorists,…
When ASEAN members kill their own citizens, the bloc’s political forums look away, its human rights body says nothing, and…
The Philippine government’s own human rights body released this week an important report on red-tagging, its second in six years.…
Amnesty International paints a mixed picture of the Philippines, where rights abuses persist AMNESTY International on Tuesday launched its annual…
The 43rd RFK Human Rights Award goes to the National Union of Peoples’ Lawyers, whose members have faced killings, red-tagging,…
The Philippines already carries a “Repressed” rating from the CIVICUS monitor, the second worst designation a country can receive. THE…
ANALYSIS AND A CALL TO ACTION: Alvin Aragon’s statements against LGBTQ people and parents are being dismissed as celebrity drama.…