Posted in August 2012

[Press Release] NCIP halts mine consent process in Palawan tribe -ATM

[Press Release] NCIP halts mine consent process in Palawan tribe -ATM

NCIP halts mine consent process in Palawan tribe Neglect of PNoy’s orders obvious Palawan, Philippines – The National Commission on Indigenous Peoples (NCIP) stopped last week a local mining company from illegally conducting activities in Brooke’s Point municipality, this province. Lebach Mining and Develoment Corp. (LMDC) was prevented from conducting consultative assemblies with indigenous peoples. … Continue reading »

[Appeal] Public apology hiling mula sa brodkaster na nagsabing ‘hinayupak’ ang mga maralita -AHRC

[Appeal] Public apology hiling mula sa brodkaster na nagsabing ‘hinayupak’ ang mga maralita -AHRC

Dear friends, The Asian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) wishes to forward to you the following open letter written in Filipino from the Urban Poor Associates (UPA) to Miguel “Mike” Castro Enriquez, Senior Vice-President for Radio of GMA Network. Asian Human Rights Commission Hong Kong ————- An Open Letter from Urban Poor Associates (UPA) forwarded by … Continue reading »

[In the news] 1000th day since Ampatuan massacre to be marked with vigil for justice -InterAksyon.com

[In the news] 1000th day since Ampatuan massacre to be marked with vigil for justice -InterAksyon.com

1000th day since Ampatuan massacre to be marked with vigil for justice By InterAksyon.com August 18, 2012 MANILA, Philippines — Media organizations, press freedom and human rights advocates, artists and victims’ relatives will hold an overnight vigil from Sunday to Monday to commemorate the thousandth day since the November 23, 2009 Ampatuan massacre. The vigil, … Continue reading »

[Press Release] Prosecute Officials for ‘Death Squad’ Killings -HRW

[Press Release] Prosecute Officials for ‘Death Squad’ Killings -HRW

Philippines: Prosecute Officials for ‘Death Squad’ Killings Heed Rights Commission’s Recommendations (New York, August 17, 2012) – The Aquino administration should act on the Philippine Commission on Human Rights’ recommendations to investigate and hold accountable officials responsible for hundreds of extrajudicial killings in Davao City, Human Rights Watch said today. In a long awaited statement, … Continue reading »