Right to Health in a Pandemic: CHR Cites Inadequacies in Philippine Government Response
by Wyanet Alcibar The Philippine government falls short in protecting the right to health of citizens in a pandemic. In [...]
[Part 2] Desperate Solutions for Desperate Times: CHR Reports on Economic, Social, Cultural Rights in Pandemic-Ravaged 2020
by Isaiah Castro Part 2: Putting off Priorities? Education and Environment at Stake “We declare our victory over COVID-19, the [...]
[Part 1] Desperate Solutions for Desperate Times: CHR Reports on Economic, Social, Cultural Rights in Pandemic-Ravaged 2020
by Isaiah Castro Part 1: National Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights at an All-time Low The Commission on Human Rights [...]
Lessons Unlearned: Fight for Inclusive Education Carries into Second Year of Remote Learning
by Isaiah Castro “It makes me anxious,” John Carlou, 20, confesses when asked how he feels about remote learning. “Since [...]
The Killing State: Duterte’s Legacy of Violence
Download this report as PDF 1. Introduction President Rodrigo Roa Duterte was elected in 2016 under a campaign platform that [...]
Chel Diokno on Human Rights Trends and Prospects in the Philippines
by PhilRights Staff Chel Diokno, eminent human rights lawyer and one of the leading voices in the human rights movement, [...]