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Policy Advisory

On the Election of the Philippines to the United Nations Human Rights Council

Being elected at the Council entails enormous responsibility for the Philippine government to demonstrate its sincerity for the adherence to international human rights principles. Tremendous work is required from the government to address the continuing gross human rights violations in the country.

The Commission will monitor these pledges as we engage the Philippine government and call on them to fulfil their human rights obligations as a member of the Council.

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CHR hopeful with PDEA’s lead in the drug campaign

17 October 2017 PRESS RELEASE   CHR hopeful with PDEA’s lead in the drug campaign Quezon City—The Commission on Human Rights (CHR) today welcomed the decision of the administration to designate the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) as the lead

The Commission on Human Rights (CHR) expresses its deep concern over the alleged ambush that killed two members of the Army Intelligence Group under the 51st Infantry Battalion (51IB) in Munai, Lanao del Norte on 3 January 2024. The CHR

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CHR Statement on the Suspension of the Anti-Drug Campaign

31 January 2017 PRESS STATEMENT   CHR Statement on the Suspension of the Anti-Drug Campaign The Commission on Human Rights welcomes the recent pronouncement of Chief PNP Ronald dela Rosa that all anti-drug operations shall stop nationwide while the PNP

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Statement of CHR Spokesperson, Atty Jacqueline Ann de Guia, on the death of two activists in Albay

The Commission on Human Rights (CHR) is already moving in its investigation on the death of two activists who was shot in what the police claimed to be a “shootout” after the victims allegedly “nanlaban” (fought back). Based on reports,

The Commission on Human Rights condemns the reported confiscation of the belongings of a photojournalist in Silang, Cavite on 20 April 2024. Pursuant to our mandate and commitment to take a more active stance in protecting the rights of media

The CHRP reiterated its recommendations (for the list of issues) and updated the Committee on human rights situation in the Philippines since after the February 2016 submission of the NHRI comments. Concluding Observations were adopted by the Committee on 7