By GRACE S. UDDIN
Thirteen farmers filed human rights complaints against the 25th Infantry Battalion for illegal detention and torture.
By CHERYLL D. FIEL
A 74-year-old man, a 32-year-old mother, three farmers and two Bagobo lumads find themselves accused of the military’s trumped up charges as the government’s Oplan Bantay Laya (OBL) deadline to end the four-decades of Communist insurgency nears.
Makabayan-Nacionalista senatorial bet Liza Maza slammed today the additional cases of sexualized torture, including threats of rape, against the women…
MANILA — Since Camille, not her real name, left for Saudi Arabia in May 14, 2009, she has encountered numerous…
MANILA — “Is Jakatia still alive?” Migrante International, the progressive group that advocates the rights of overseas Filipino workers, asked…
MANILA — “It is cold in Macau,” Herman Vendiola, 52, said before recalling his life in the gambling capital of…
By CHERYLL D. FIEL
The thought that they are working for justice, and that they are not alone in the fight, gave the surviving families of the Ampatuan massacre the courage to deal with their loss.
