CHRP provided submission relative to the study of the GANHRI Working Group on Business and Human Rights on “the best practices and how to improve on the effectiveness of cross-border cooperation between states with respect to law enforcement on the issue of business and human rights.”
The GANHRI Working Group on Business and Human Rights included CHRP inputs to its report that was presented at the 35th Human Rights Council session.
The Commission on Human Rights (CHR) expresses its full support for the passage of Senate Bill (SB) No. 2838, also known as the Magna Carta of Barangay Health Workers (BHWs), to recognize their vital role in supporting the delivery of
The Commission on Human Rights (CHR) acknowledges the recommendation of the House of Representatives’ Quad Committee (QuadComm) to pursue charges of crimes against humanity against those involved in the alleged extrajudicial killings during the Duterte administration’s nationwide anti-illegal drug campaign.
The Commission on Human Rights (CHR), in line with its Constitutional mandate, has launched a motu proprio investigation into the killing of a 15-year old boy identified as John Frances Ompad, a resident of Rodriguez, Rizal, after being allegedly shot
The Commission on Human Rights (CHR) strongly supports the Supreme Court’s (SC) initiative to transition towards electronic filing for civil cases in trial courts. Supreme Court (SC) Spokesperson Camille Ting announced in a press conference that “starting 01 September 2024,
Accessible transportation with functioning facilities that cater to the unique needs of Persons with Disability are crucial in ensuring equal opportunity and access to basic services for this vulnerable sector. The Commission on Human Rights is deeply concerned that a
CHRP delivered a statement at the 36th session of the Human Rights Council, reminding the Philippines of their human rights obligations in relation to the accepted, noted and rejected recommendations. The UPR Working Group adopted the outcomes of the review
