Senegal's Prime Minister has introduced a bill to double penalties for same-sex relations, with potential prison sentences of up to 10 years, sparking debate over LGBTQ rights in the conservative nation.
ICC prosecutor Robynne Croft reveals a 590% increase in police killings during Duterte's first 25 months, citing systematic extrajudicial killings and a 'Davao formula' expanded nationally.
Victims' counsel at the ICC has called for confirmation of charges against former President Rodrigo Duterte, citing substantial evidence of crimes against humanity in at least 76 killings from 2013 to 2018.
At the ICC hearing against former President Rodrigo Duterte, victims' counsel Paolina Massidda emphasized that drug war casualties are individuals whose rights were violated, not mere numbers in reports.
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The Zonta Club of Cebu 2 celebrated a member's homecoming while inducting new high school students into their Z Club initiative, reinforcing their commitment to empowering women and youth through service and advocacy.
The National Union of Journalists of the Philippines disputes lawyer Nicholas Kaufman's assertion that drug war news was manipulated, highlighting media owners' fear and government failures in investigations.
Akbayan Party-list members, Siklab, and families of drug war victims rallied at Scout Circle, demanding former President Rodrigo Duterte's conviction by the ICC. Leaders invoked the Edsa revolution spirit, calling for an end to state-sponsored violence an
Two families from Lumbaca-Unayan and Pagayawan in Lanao del Sur have resolved their long-standing conflict through a peace agreement facilitated by local officials, religious leaders, and security forces, ending years of violence.
The island municipality of Lugus in Sulu has activated its Municipal Task Force to End Local Armed Conflict and declared itself a rido-free community, marking a major peace milestone with military and police support.
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Reverend Jesse Jackson, a pioneering civil rights activist and Baptist minister, has passed away at 84. His family confirmed the death without disclosing the cause. Jackson had been battling progressive supranuclear palsy and Parkinson's disease.
Relatives of alleged extrajudicial killing victims will personally attend the ICC confirmation of charges hearing against former President Rodrigo Duterte in The Hague, Netherlands, on February 23, 2026.
Relatives of drug war victims have launched anti-troll networks and support systems in anticipation of former President Rodrigo Duterte's ICC hearing, citing expected intimidation tactics on social media and in court.
BJMP Chief Ruel Rivera inspected Negros Occidental District Jail facilities, assessed conditions, and discussed welfare updates including increased allowances and a strict 'no-VIP' policy for all inmates.
Several Cebuano activists are facing criminal charges under the Public Assembly Act for a September 2025 protest against alleged corruption in government flood control projects, with Bayan-Central Visayas calling it political harassment.
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Bishop Alberto S. Uy marks the 40th anniversary of the EDSA People Power Revolution with a powerful message calling for national healing through justice, return of stolen wealth, and admission of guilt.
Drawing from Filipino and Japanese martial traditions, this analysis explores how nations like the Philippines collapse when they lose their center—sentro or gitna—and spacing—ma—leading to reactive politics, moral imbalance, and structural instability.
Ateneo de Manila University research examines how overcrowding in Philippine jails creates sensory overload—smell, sound, heat—inflicting 'silent violence' beyond legal sentences, calling for sensory-attuned penal reforms.
An 18-year-old suspect has been arrested in Thailand after a shooting and hostage situation at Patongprathankiriwat School in Songkhla, leaving a teacher and student injured.
Organizers including Caritas Philippines have finalized plans for the third Trillion Peso March at EDSA Shrine, coinciding with the 40th anniversary of the People Power Revolution on February 25, 2026.
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A strict 'No ID, No Entry' policy at Softouch Subdivision in Calajoan, Minglanilla, faces criticism for potentially violating laws protecting PWDs, seniors, and residents' rights, highlighting security vs. humanity tensions.
The release of the Epstein files has exposed shocking details of child sexual abuse involving global elites, highlighting systemic failures in institutions like the Catholic Church and boarding schools worldwide.
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.
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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.
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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.
