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Statement of CHR Spokesperson, Atty. Jacqueline Ann de Guia, welcoming the President’s call to not harm religious leaders

It is the State’s duty to uphold everyone’s right to life. The President’s call to not harm religious leaders underscores the government’s obligation to protect everyone regardless of religion, political affiliation, ethnicity, among others. The Commission welcomes this positive shift and hopes for similar statements from the administration especially for those who are deemed critical towards the government. The service and guidance of religious groups must be taken positively especially when it pertains to the uplifting of the plight and dignity of vulnerable sectors.

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Statement of the Commission on Human Rights on the establishment of a 24/7 VIP lounge for OFWs at NAIA

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In behalf of older persons, we commend the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) in adopting a rights-based and non-discriminatory policy that respects the freedom of movement of older persons in areas under community quarantine and, at the

The Commission on Human Rights expresses alarm on the alleged forced entry of bolo-wielding paramilitary group Alamara inside the United Church of Christ in the Philippines (UCCP) Haran Compound where 500 Lumad evacuees, including 236 children and infants are housed.

The Commission on Human Rights (CHR) welcomes the passage of Senate Bill No. 1907 or the Inclusive Education Bill on second reading at Senate. This effort will help uphold the right to education of children, especially learners with disabilities. The

The Commission on Human Rights (CHR) has taken cognisance of the reported disappearance of Rowena “Owen” Dasig, an environmental defender from Calabarzon, whose charges had been recently dismissed by the Gumaca Regional Trial Court Branch 172 on 13 August 2024.