Church Group Calls for Justice in Negros 19 Killings
The Philippine Ecumenical Peace Platform demands an independent probe into the April 19 massacre of 19 civilians in Negros Occidental, urging peace talks and accountability.
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UP Diliman Demands Justice for Slain Student Councilor
The UP Diliman University Student Council condemns the killing of councilor Alyssa Alano during a military operation in Negros Occidental, calling her an innocent civilian, while the Philippine Army refutes claims of human rights violations.
Legal Grounds for ICC to Pursue Duterte Case Detailed
Human rights lawyer Neri Colmenares presents two legal bases for the ICC to proceed with its investigation into former President Rodrigo Duterte, despite the Philippines' withdrawal from the Rome Statute in 2019.
Bangsamoro Fatwa Bans Women's Solo Work Travel
The Bangsamoro Darul-Ifta issues a religious ruling declaring Muslim women should not travel for employment without a mahram, citing Islamic law and safety risks.
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Coast Guard Rescues 15 Human Trafficking Victims in Zamboanga
Authorities in Zamboanga City rescued 15 potential human trafficking victims from a wooden vessel bound for Malaysia. The victims, including a minor, were intercepted at a private wharf.
NBI Rescues 21 Trafficking Victims in Mabalacat
The National Bureau of Investigation rescued 21 human trafficking victims and arrested three suspects in a raid on a KTV bar in Mabalacat City, Pampanga.
BI Warns Public on 'Backdoor Exits' and Trafficking Risks
The Bureau of Immigration cautions Filipinos against using illegal border crossings, citing a recent trafficking case involving a 24-year-old woman exploited in a love scam after being lured with fake job offers.
Cebu Archbishop Defends Pope from Trump's Verbal Attacks
Cebu Archbishop Alberto Uy strongly supports Pope Leo XIV against US President Donald Trump's criticism, emphasizing the Pope's moral role. Cardinal Pablo Virgilio David also condemns Trump's 'messianic' social media imagery as dangerous.
Subdivision Policy Violates Disability and Senior Citizen Laws
A 'No ID, No Entry' policy in a Cebu subdivision is discriminating against persons with disabilities and senior citizens, violating national laws like the Magna Carta for PWDs and the Expanded Senior Citizens Act.
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Daily Courage Defines True Valor Beyond Bataan Commemoration
The spirit of Araw ng Kagitingan extends beyond annual remembrance, calling for everyday bravery in speaking truth and challenging injustice in contemporary society.
Davao Conference Urges Solidarity for Palestine Peace
Pro-Palestine groups held a National Solidarity Conference in Davao, advocating for peace in the Middle East and raising funds to support Palestinians, with international attendees and calls for youth involvement.
Pope Leads Prayer Vigil Amid US-Iran Peace Negotiations
Pope Leo XIV conducted a prayer vigil at St. Peter's Basilica, calling for faith during Middle East conflicts as the US and Iran started peace talks in Pakistan under a ceasefire.
Protest Marks 2 Years Since Labor Organizer William Lariosa Vanished
Labor and progressive groups protested at Freedom Park, demanding justice for William Lariosa, who disappeared in 2024. They allege military involvement and cite broader human rights concerns in the Philippines.
BHRC Condemns Killing of Boy Over Mango Theft as Rights Violation
The Bangsamoro Human Rights Commission has denounced the brutal beating death of a seven-year-old boy accused of stealing mangoes, calling it a grave violation of children's rights and human dignity under domestic and international law.
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DOJ Seeks Stronger Laws vs Human Trafficking, Child Exploitation
The Department of Justice, led by Secretary Fredderick Vida, is pushing to strengthen anti-trafficking laws and border controls to combat increasingly sophisticated, technology-driven, and cross-border criminal schemes targeting women and children.
BI Intercepts Filipina Trafficking Victim at Davao Airport
Immigration officers at Davao International Airport stopped a 38-year-old Filipina from boarding a flight to Thailand, uncovering a human trafficking scheme involving deceptive recruitment via Facebook and a planned job as a cleaner in Albania.
Norway-Philippines Women, Peace and Security Forum Held
The Royal Norwegian Embassy in Manila and OPAPRU's Women, Peace and Security Center of Excellence convened a forum on March 25 in Makati. The event gathered diverse stakeholders to discuss advancing the Women, Peace and Security Agenda in the Philippines.
Cardinal David Urges Americans to Stop Trump's Iran Threat
Cardinal Pablo Virgilio David calls on Americans to prevent President Trump from escalating tensions with Iran, warning of catastrophic consequences akin to WWII atomic bombings.
Bangsamoro Fatwa Bans Forced Marriage of Rape Survivors
A landmark religious ruling in the Bangsamoro region prohibits forcing rape survivors to marry their perpetrators under Shari'ah law, marking a significant advancement for women's rights and survivor-centered justice in Muslim Mindanao.
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OPAPRU Women's Peace Forum Concludes, Stresses Empowerment
The Office of the Presidential Adviser on Peace, Reconciliation and Unity wrapped up its GAD series with a forum on empowering women in peace processes, featuring insights from leaders on inclusivity and sustainable outcomes.
Pope Condemns Using Jesus' Name to Justify War
Pope Leo XIV delivered a powerful Palm Sunday message at St. Peter's Square, warning against invoking Jesus to justify war and calling for peace and brotherhood among nations.
Rights Advocate Sally Ujano Acquitted by Court of Appeals
Women and child rights advocate Ma. Salome 'Nanay Sally' Ujano has been acquitted of rebellion charges by the Court of Appeals, which overturned a lower court's conviction and ordered her immediate release from the Correctional Institute for Women.
Iloilo City Passes Health Care Proxy Card Ordinance
Iloilo City Council has enacted the Health Care Proxy Card Ordinance, enabling residents to designate a trusted health care agent for medical decisions, with free notarization and digital cards provided.
PH Removed from UN Child Rights Violations List
The Commission on Human Rights welcomes the Philippines' removal from the UN list of grave child rights violations in armed conflict, citing RA 11188 and government efforts.
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Butuan Jail Inmates Get Clean Water via ICRC-BJMP Upgrade
Around 500 detainees at Butuan City Jail now enjoy sufficient clean water after an upgraded system handover by ICRC and BJMP, improving living conditions ahead of World Water Day.
Cebu Sees 47% Drop in VAWC Cases After Police Initiatives
The Cebu Police Provincial Office reports a 47% decrease in violence against women and children cases in early 2026, crediting community outreach and enforcement efforts for the significant improvement.
Philippines Urged to Pass Healthy Food Bill Against Childhood Obesity
The National Nutrition Council calls for the Healthy Food Environment bill to restrict marketing of unhealthy foods to children and improve labeling, amid rising obesity rates in the Philippines.
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A profound examination of how nations must confront internal fractures through truth and mercy rather than political slogans. The article explores the dangers of fear-driven politics, the outsourcing of conscience, and the essential balance between justic
Water Filtration Units Installed at Cebu City Jail Facilities
A Memorandum of Agreement signing and turnover ceremony marked the installation of advanced water filtration systems at Cebu City Jail facilities, addressing long-standing water safety issues for Persons Deprived of Liberty and Children in Conflict with t
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Funeral Homily Lesson: Prioritize Poor in Global Crisis
Reflecting on a cousin's business ethics during the pandemic, this article explores Catholic Social Teaching principles and their urgent application to the Middle East war crisis, arguing for pro-poor, pro-labor policies in transportation and beyond.
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