The International Criminal Court has authorized dozens of victims of the Philippine war on drugs to participate in pre-trial proceedings against former President Rodrigo Duterte, with hearings set to begin in February 2026.
A mother in Cebu City alleges negligence by CCMC staff, claiming delays in referral to VSMMC resulted in her baby's death after a critical cesarean section.
Apol Amahan alleges delays in referral and treatment at Cebu City Medical Center led to her newborn's death. She shares her story and calls for accountability in maternal care.
The Autism Society Philippines-Davao urges lawmakers to approve PhilHealth coverage for autism assessments and therapy to ease financial burdens on families.
The Promotion of Church People's Response condemns the conviction of journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio and community worker Marielle Domequil under terrorism financing laws, calling it weaponized justice against human rights advocates.
The national chairman of the Student Christian Movement of the Philippines condemns the weaponization of laws against human rights workers, citing recent convictions as evidence of continuing state persecution under the Marcos Jr. administration.
Human rights group condemns guilty verdict against journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio and humanitarian worker Marielle Domequil for terrorism financing charges in Tacloban court ruling.
Cristina Dimataga Munoz, a social worker and former Cernet Inc. director, passed away from stage 4 breast cancer while facing fabricated terrorist financing charges, highlighting the plight of NGO workers in the Philippines.
The KBP Negros Occidental Chapter urges authorities to protect the rights of arrested radio manager Erwin Delilan, raising concerns over due process and press freedom. Read their full statement.
Police in Carmen, North Cotabato, arrest a suspected online child trafficker and rescue eight vulnerable minors in a decisive entrapment operation. Details inside.
The International Criminal Court calls for direct witnesses, including police officers, to provide testimony on alleged crimes against humanity during the Philippines' War on Drugs. Former President Duterte remains in custody.
The ICC has issued a public call for witnesses, including police officers, to testify in the crimes against humanity case against former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte. Learn more about the ongoing trial.
Human rights defender Amanda Echanis is freed after 5 years of detention on trumped-up charges. Her case highlights the systematic targeting of activists in the Philippines. #HumanRights #Philippines
As Iranians risk their lives protesting a brutal theocracy, the selective outrage of Western activists is under scrutiny. Why is there no 'All Eyes on Iran' movement?
After over two years of conflict, two families in Lanao del Sur signed a peace agreement on January 8, 2026, facilitated by local officials. The settlement, involving blood money, marks a triumph for community-led peacebuilding in BARMM.
Chantal Anicoche, missing amid military clashes, was rescued by the Philippine Army in Abra de Ilog. Read the full story of her discovery and the official statement.
Cebu City Councilor Jun Alcover formally requests a CHR-7 investigation into alleged excessive force against vendors by the PROBE team in November and December 2025.
A Filipino lawyer formally urges President Marcos Jr. to initiate the country's return to the ICC, calling the 2018 withdrawal legally and morally wrong. Read the full story.
Cebu City Councilor Jun Alcover asks CHR 7 to investigate alleged excessive force against vendors at Plaza Sugbo. Details on the incidents and political hurdles revealed.
After 14 years, the Blaan and Manobo communities in Davao Occidental celebrate the approval of their CADTs, securing 123,094 hectares of ancestral land and waters for future generations. Read about this landmark victory for indigenous rights.
Cebu City Councilor Jun Alcover Jr. files a CHR complaint over a bottled water vendor's controversial arrest at Plaza Sugbo, prompting a city investigation into enforcement methods. Mayor Archival supports the move.
Cebu City Councilor Jun Alcover Jr. calls for a CHR investigation into the alleged mistreatment of a water vendor at Plaza Sugbu. Mayor Archival orders a probe. Read the full story.
Karapatan-Southern Mindanao condemns ex-general Parlade's red-tagging of human rights lawyer Tony La Viña, calling it an assault on the legal profession and a threat to life and liberty.
Akbayan Party-list strongly condemns the Trump regime's military strike on Venezuela as a violation of sovereignty and international law. Read their full statement and call to action.
The Commission on Human Rights pledges vigilance as the nation marks International Human Rights Day. Rights groups denounce violations and call for government accountability. Read more.
The Save Our Schools Network condemns the Court of Appeals ruling against the Talaingod 13, calling it a criminalization of care and a miscarriage of justice. Justice for Lumad educators.
The Court of Appeals affirms the conviction of the 'Talaingod 13,' drawing condemnation from rights groups and praise from Indigenous leaders. Dive into the complex debate.
Two activists, Ramon Alcantara and Mike Cabangon, were arrested on trumped-up charges in Mindoro and Baguio. Human rights groups decry state tactics to silence critics. Demand justice and accountability now.
Talaingod's Ata-Manobo leaders endorse the Court of Appeals' decision upholding the conviction of 13 activists for child endangerment. They reject the 'Talaingod 13' label and assert their right to self-representation.
Meet Sister Ma. Liza Ruedas, a Daughter of Charity whose 38-year mission empowers youth, farmers, and indigenous peoples for peace, literacy, and electoral reform across the Philippines. Discover her journey.