HR group alarmed over rise of cases of activists gone missing in Mindanao

By February 1, 2019

Karapatan deplores pattern of killings, arrests of civilians recently ‘abducted’ by military or police in Mindanao.

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Karapatan urges SC: grant the petition for review of amparo and habeas data amid worsening attacks on rights defenders
By September 1, 2020

Human rights watchdog Karapatan called on the Supreme Court anew to grant the petition for review of the petition for the writs of amparo and habeas data as they filed a manifestation today on the assassination of human rights and health worker Zara Alvarez, who was supposed to stand as a witness in the petition,…

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Marvia Malik, Pakistan’s First Transgender Newscaster, Wants to Change Societal Attitudes Toward Her Community
By April 13, 2018

By Anas Saleem Marvia Malik has made history in Pakistan’s media industry by purportedly becoming the country’s first transgender news anchor. The 21-year-old from Lahore, who has a bachelor’s degree in journalism, applied to work at Kohenoor News, a private news channel. The chief executive officer of Kohenoor News, a private news channel, says Malik was hired on…

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Randy Malayao: Campus journalist and ‘fisher of men’*
By January 31, 2019

In prison Randy endeared himself to all by consoling distraught fellow prisoners, volunteering to write letters and conduct literary programs for the illiterate inmates, organizing medical missions and sports fests, and acting as paralegal, among others. He readily shared his food, medicines, even electric fans and reading materials to all fellow prisoners. As the most…

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The Duterte gov’t will pay for its crimes against press freedom and human rights
By May 3, 2019

THE DUTERTE government is the biggest threat to the people’s right to press freedom, freedom of expression and other human rights. It uses the entire coercive power of the state to attack and quell the independent press and these attacks are instigated and led by the madman in Malacañang Palace himself. Today, May 3, as…

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Captured NPA leader transferred to Davao City to face charges
By May 29, 2018

Davao City Police Office has taken custody of Injured New People’s Army leader, Elizalde Cañete, alias Ka Jinggoy after his release from the Don Carlos Doctors Hospital in Bukidnon on Tuesday, May 29.

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CDO mayor warns labs, firms for COVID-19 tests sans gov’t consultation
By June 22, 2020

Mayor Oscar Moreno warned private clinics conducting rapid diagnostic tests, especially to persons returning to their workplaces, that they will be facing legal action if they continue to do so without coordination from government health authorities.

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