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The CHRP provided inputs to the report of the Special Rapporteur in the field of cultural rights. This written contribution was based on the following stakeholder consultations organized by the CHRP: 1) “Problematizing Access to Justice,” CEDAW update of General Recommendation 19: Accelerating Elimination of Gender-Based Violence Against Women; 2) Multi-Sectoral Consultation Workshop on the Comprehensive Anti-Discrimination Bill; and 3) the Commission’s Reproductive Health National Inquiry Report.

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The Commission on Human Rights (CHR) welcomes the recent Supreme Court (SC) decision declaring that demotion, verbal abuse, and indifferent behaviour of an employer which force employees to resign constitute constructive illegal dismissal. The SC ruled that constructive dismissal occurs

The Commission on Human Rights (CHR) commends the efforts of our legislators for crafting laws that enhance the Philippine education system by establishing strong mechanisms to implement comprehensive school-based mental health programs across all public and private basic education institutions.

The Commission on Human Rights (CHR) welcomes the Regional Tripartite Wages and Productivity Board’s (RTWPB) recent proposal to raise the minimum monthly wage for household workers in Central Visayas. This signifies the Commission’s acknowledgment of the significance of fair compensation

With the alarming spike in attacks and killings against members of the judiciary, the Commission on Human Rights backs the immediate passage of Senate Bill No. 1181 creating the Philippine Marshals Service Unit. This proposed legislation is necessary to ensure

The Commission on Human Rights strongly condemns the killing of a 15-year old girl who was gunned down by a riding-in-tandem on Thursday night, 2 July 2020, while on her way home in Cabugao, Ilocos Sur. Before the incident, the

The Commission on Human Rights (CHR) respects the prerogative of the President in deciding not to rejoin the International Criminal Court (ICC). This move, however, is unfortunate when viewed from the human rights perspective given the calls from both domestic