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Deadly situation for journalists continues under Marcos presidency - Amnesty Philippines

Media Quote Responding to news that a journalist and transwoman human rights defender was killed in Mindanao, Amnesty International Philippines Acting Director Jepie Papa, said: “Amnesty International Philippines condemns the killing of Ali Macalintal in General Santos City. Her case adds to the alarming toll of journalists and human rights defenders violently attacked in the Philippines, and continues to reflect a deeply entrenched culture of i…General Santos City · General Santos City Read Article

[Opinion] Rights Defenders Commend UN Special Rapporteur’s Recommendations

MANILA – Members of the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) Watch and the #FightToExpress network commended the final report of Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Expression and Opinion Irene Khan on the human rights situation of the Philippines. The UPR Watch said that Khan’s report reflects the wanton violations of human rights in the country under the Ferdinand Marcos Jr. administration. Khan was hailed by the coalition for bringing to the attenti…Ferdinand Marcos Jr. · Philippines See the Story

Duterte now ‘powerless’? Rights lawyers sneer at release bid

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MANILA, Philippines — Human rights advocates have questioned the “humanitarian” grounds for ex-President Rodrigo Duterte’s request for temporary freedom in another country, pointing out that the International Criminal Court (ICC) detention facilities in The Hague, the Netherlands, were top-notch and that granting his request could jeopardize the proceedings. As if by design, On Philippine Independence […]...Keep on reading: Duterte now ‘powerles…Rodrigo Duterte · Philippines See the Story

PNP: Report Cops Engaged in Red-Tagging

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MANILA, Philippines — The head of the Human Rights Affairs office of the Philippine National Police urged individuals or groups being “Red-tagged” by police officers to file a complaint with his office, saying the PNP “has no legal mandate to engage in such practice.” Police Brig. Gen. Jerry Protacio told representatives of Amnesty International Philippines […]...Keep on reading: PNP: Report cops engaged in Red-taggingJustice · Philippines See the Story

REPRESSION OF ACTIVISM, CLIMATE CRISIS, MULTIPLE BURDEN PERSISTS FOR HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE VISAYAS - Amnesty Philippines

Press Release Iloilo City – Amnesty International Philippines, during its press conference in Iloilo City on Friday, raised serious concerns over what it calls “multiple burden” faced in the Visayas due to the continuing repression of human rights defenders and worsening climate-related disasters. “Living under multiple threats and attacks to basic civil and political rights and economic social and cultural rights should not be normalized. The …Iloilo City · Iloilo City Read Article

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Deadly situation for journalists continues under Marcos presidency - Amnesty Philippines

[Opinion] Rights Defenders Commend UN Special Rapporteur’s Recommendations

Duterte now ‘powerless’? Rights lawyers sneer at release bid

PNP: Report Cops Engaged in Red-Tagging

REPRESSION OF ACTIVISM, CLIMATE CRISIS, MULTIPLE BURDEN PERSISTS FOR HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE VISAYAS - Amnesty Philippines