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UN Human Rights Council adopts the Iceland’s resolution to investigate the human rights situation in the Philippines. MANILA — In a historic decision, the United Nations Human Rights Council adopted July 11 the Iceland’s resolution to look into the human rights situation in the Philippines. During the 41st session of the UN HRC in Geneva,…
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‘Wise and sober’: Sison on Leni’s call to resume peace talks
DAVAO CITY, Philippines – Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) founding chairman Jose Maria Sison on Friday, called Vice President…
Bulatlat.com | Features | Nation | NewsCPJ finds ‘shrinking space for free press in PH’
The Committee to Protect Journalists and Alliance for Journalists’ Freedom representatives hold briefing with media regarding their current mission in the Philippines. (Photo by Alyssa Mae Clarin/Bulatlat) “This is a very great concern for the CPJ and the international community, because the Philippines has long enjoyed a very robust free press. We are concerned that…
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Friends and comrades pay tribute to Jose Luneta
Friends and comrades of Jose “Ka Pepe” Luneta held a tribute to the departed revolutionary at the College of Science Auditorium last June 30. Luneta, past leader of the Communist Party of the Philippines, died in Germany last month due to a lingering illness.
Bulatlat.com | Features | Nation | NewsPolice deny families right to claim remains of 3 alleged NPA fighters
Photo from Karapatan-Timog Katagalugan “Instead of mourning for our loved ones, we feel spiteful at the police officers who are denying the remains of our loved ones.” By JUSTIN UMALI Bulatlat.com SANTA ROSA, Laguna – Elements of the Philippine National Police have taken the remains of three suspected members of the revolutionary New People’s Army…