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No Calm after the Storm: Cebuano Farmers Recover from Odette with Little to No Aid

By PhilRights Staff|2022-01-24T19:58:04+08:00January 24th, 2022|Categories: Environment and HR, ESC Rights, Governments, inFOCUS, What's New|Tags: Climate Justice, Disaster Relief, Environment, ESCR, Typhoon Odette|

Text and Photos by Isaiah Castro When Arnel arrived in Bonbon in Aloguinsan town at the wake of typhoon Odette, he was a father fearing for his family of five, and a farmer holding on [...]

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Cora

By PhilRights Staff|2022-01-17T13:07:43+08:00January 17th, 2022|Categories: Civil and Political Rights, EJK Watch, ESC Rights, inFOCUS, The Killing State, What's New, Women's Rights|Tags: EJKs, Human Rights Defenders, War on Drugs, Women's Rights|

by the Philippine Human Rights Information Center Cora realized something important about talking about the past: it made it easier for her to bear the pain -- even it meant remembering the day her eldest [...]

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The Killing State: Remembering is Resistance

By PhilRights Staff|2021-12-10T19:09:28+08:00December 9th, 2021|Categories: Children's Rights, Civil and Political Rights, EJK Watch, ESC Rights, Free Speech, Governments, HR Defenders, inFOCUS, What's New|Tags: Civil and Political Rights, economic social & cultural rights, EJKs, Extrajudicial Killings, Human Rights Defenders, human rights monitoring and documentation, Martial Law, The Killing State, War on Drugs|

Download full report as PDF (11 MB) by the Philippine Human Rights Information center Monitoring and Documentation President Rodrigo Duterte’s so-called war on drugs is and always has been a war waged against the poor. [...]

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Gloria

By PhilRights Staff|2021-12-09T12:06:41+08:00December 9th, 2021|Categories: Civil and Political Rights, EJK Watch, ESC Rights, HR Defenders, inFOCUS, The Killing State, What's New, Women's Rights|Tags: EJKs, Human Rights Defenders, War on Drugs, Women's Rights|

by the Philippine Human Rights Information Center Gloria choked back tears as she recalled how moving from Negros to Manila in the late 1990s made her feel uneasy. Her husband and siblings had made the [...]

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Liza

By PhilRights Staff|2021-12-09T11:56:03+08:00December 9th, 2021|Categories: Civil and Political Rights, EJK Watch, ESC Rights, inFOCUS, The Killing State, What's New, Women's Rights|Tags: EJKs, Human Rights Defenders, War on Drugs, Women's Rights|

by the Philippine Human Rights Information Center A few days before her son was killed, a friend had told Liza: “You should tell him to leave. There are men looking for him.” It had just [...]

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Highlights: PCIJ’s 2nd National Conference Pays Tribute to Ampatuan Massacre Victims and Journalists under Threat

By PhilRights Staff|2021-11-26T16:48:24+08:00November 26th, 2021|Categories: Blogging Rights, Civil and Political Rights, EJK Watch, Publications, What's New|Tags: Ampatuan Massacre, Media, PCIJ, Press Freedom|

by Isaiah Castro Twelve years after the Ampatuan massacre, “the fight continues” for justice and genuine press freedom in the country. Delegates and panelists of the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism’s (PCIJ) 2nd National Conference [...]

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Highlights: PCIJ’s 2nd National Conference Pays Tribute to Ampatuan Massacre Victims and Journalists under Threat