The CHRP supports the measures which aim to amend the Republic Act No. 7877 or the Anti-Sexual Harassment of 1995. This bill aims to expand the scope of the anti-sexual harassment act to include sexual harassment cases done outside training institutions. The CHRP reiterates that sexual harassment will always be unacceptable, creates an intimidating hostile and humiliating environment and leaves detrimental effect that limits the victim’s freedom and behavior.
“The point is not to make a perfect world, just a better one—and that is difficult enough.” Such were the words uttered by the late Senator Jose “Ka Pepe” W. Diokno, a staunch advocate for human rights in the Philippines.
Position Paper on the Proposal to Establish a National ID System The Commission on Human Rights supports the establishment of a national ID system that complies with international human rights obligations and standards herein discussed. The bills pending in the
On Wednesday, 3 August 2022, Department of Justice (DOJ) Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla expressed the agency’s commitment to continue their investigations on the previous administration’s campaign against illegal drugs, as well as share with the Commission on Human Rights (CHR)
San Fernando City, LA UNION—The regional office of the Commission on Human Rights (CHR) in Region I is set to finally have its own building after the Governance in Justice (GOJUST) Human Rights Project grants funding for its construction in
Ang COVID-19 usa ka pagsulay sa mga katilingban, sa mga gobyerno, sa mga komunidad ug sa mga indibidwal. Panahon na alang sa panaghiusa ug kooperasyon aron masulbad ang virus, ug aron mapagaan ang mga epekto, kanunay nga wala tuyoa, sa mga lakang nga gilaraw aron mapahunong ang pagkaylap sa
The Commission on Human Rights continues to extend its offer to the government, especially our lawmakers, to engage in a frank and factual discussion on the ineffectiveness of death penalty in addressing crimes. We believe that crimes must be punished,
