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[Petition] Grant bail to women’s rights and children’s rights advocate Ma. Salome “Sally” Ujano now! | Change.org

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Grant bail to women’s rights and children’s rights advocate Ma. Salome “Sally” Ujano now!

Long-time women’s and children’s rights advocate, Ma. Salome “Sally” Ujano was arrested by agents of the Philippine National Police (PNP) on 14 November 2021 in Malolos, Bulacan on rebellion charges filed against her in 2006. PNP Chief PGen Dionardo Carlos asserted that Sally’s arrest stemmed from her alleged involvement as a high-ranking official of the Communist Party of the Philippines – New People’s Army (CPP-NPA) in the ambush of two military personnel in Quezon Province in 2005. The PNP also said that Sally has been in hiding for fifteen (15) years.

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[Campaign] Call on ILC to Reject Harry Roque | iDEFEND

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Call on ILC to Reject Harry Roque

The ILC was established by the UN General Assembly, in 1947, to undertake the mandate of the Assembly, under article 13 (1) (a) of the Charter of the United Nations to “initiate studies and make recommendations for the purpose of … encouraging the progressive development of international law and its codification”.

Civil Society Organizations are protesting the nomination because Roque lacks the moral and ethical integrity to work in such a prestigious global mechanism and demonstrates questionable qualifications and expertise as an international legal expert. Moreover, his record of contemptuous pronouncements against concepts and principles of human rights as well as international treaties such as UNCLOS and the ICC may stain the reputation of the ILC before the international community.

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[Campaign] #Tumindig | Tarantadong Kalbo

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#Tumindig campaign

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[Campaign] BLACK FRIDAY ONLINE PROTEST #NoToABSCBNShutdown -NUJP

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BLACK FRIDAY ONLINE PROTEST
#NoToABSCBNShutdown
May 8, 2020
5pm

Join us in our online protest tomorrow (May 8) at 5pm, contesting NTC’s cease and desist order against one of the country’s largest broadcasting company, ABS-CBN. We also encourage everyone to wear black and post their photos on their social media accounts with the hashtag: #NoToABSCBNShutdown

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[Campaign] #MassTestingNowPH

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Our Demand to the Duterte Government

President Duterte,

We, the Filipino people, plead for your urgent action in response to the COVID-19 crisis our nation is facing. Here are our demands:

1. START MASS TESTING NOW. Implement free mandatory mass testing nationwide and mobilize the local government units (LGUs) to set-up local testing centers.

2. Distribute free face masks, hand soaps, alcohol, drinking water rations, and vitamins to every barangay. Conduct massive disinfection in high-traffic locations regularly.

3. Secure necessary medical equipment needed by our health workers and hospitals such as face masks, gloves, ventilators, personal protective equipment (PPE), and oxygen tanks. Engage the private hospitals to share their medical equipment, PPE, and facilities.

4. Build temporary quarantine and health centers (convert convention centers, gymnasiums, etc.). Partner with the private sector to provide accommodation services (e.g., lease of hotels). Allow the homeless to stay in evacuation centers located in barangays and municipalities.

5. Allocate all available discretionary funds to aid the Health sector. Approve the rechanneling of intelligence and confidential funds of different government agencies to the Department of Health (DOH) through a special session of Congress.

6. Provide immediate comprehensive medical training for the military, police, and security forces. Maintain civilian leadership by appointing a trained health worker to lead every checkpoint and security team. Mobilize the military and police to bring test kits, face masks, and basic goods to every barangay.

7. Order the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) to require the private sector to give additional paid leaves for their workers, both permanent and contractual.

8. Guarantee cash grants for individuals/workers and small businesses. Enact a monetary stimulus package through the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP).

9. Impose a payment freeze and disconnection moratorium for utilities (water, electricity, internet) until the Code Red Sublevel 2 is lifted. Declare rent payments and evictions on hold.

10. Set-up a centralized information source that will broadcast daily briefings of health officials for all important government announcements, statistical data, location information, and history of movement of confirmed patients for transparency and public knowledge.

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Join us as we call on the government to decisively end the COVID-19 threat through Mass Testing, early detection, and immediate medication coupled by the provision of various economic relief and assistance.

Share our cause and sign up at bit.ly/masstestingnowph

You may also grab the photo and make it your own DP as well!
#MassTestingNowPH

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[Campaign] Protektahan ang mga bata sa panahon ng COVID-19 -#SaferKidsPH

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Protektahan ang mga bata sa panahon ng COVID-19.

Mahirap unawain ang sitwasyon na hinaharap natin ngayon, lalo na para sa mga bata. Kaya mas higit na kailangan nating protektahan at alagaan sila laban sa anumang panganib na dulot ng krisis.

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[Campaign] Nakakaranas ka ba ng red-tagging, surveillance, o death threats dahil sa mga adbokasiya mo?-KATAPAT

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Nakakaranas ka ba ng red-tagging, surveillance, o death threats dahil sa mga adbokasiya mo?

Ireklamo ‘yan! Mag-message lang sa aming hotline at mga social media accounts:

Contact numbers: 09292120034 (Smart) | 09260621620 (Globe)
Email: katapat.helpdesk@gmail.com
Facebook: facebook.com/KarapatangPantaoPH
Twitter: @katapat_ph

Magmatiyag at makibaka! Mag-volunteer sa Kabataang Tagapagtanggol ng Karapatan!

Mag-apply lang sa tinyurl.com/KATAPATVolunteers

Ang mga may pagsasanay sa abogasya ay maaaring sumali sa aming paralegal team!

#ProtectHumanRightsDefenders
#HumanRightsForAll

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[Campaign] SHOUT-OUT para sa mga Katutubong mamamayan ng Didipio! #HumanRights and #Environmental Defenders

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SHOUT-OUT para sa mga Katutubong mamamayan ng Didipio! #HumanRights and #Environmental Defenders

Inaanyayahan ka namin na makiisa sa SHOUT-OUT CHALLENGE.

Araw-araw nating gagawin ito para suportahan ang malayang pagpapahayag. Tayo ay nakikiisa , nagpasasalamat at pagpupugay sa mga patuloy na NAGPAPAHAYAG nang MAKATOTOHANAN, MAY KABULUHAN AT MAY PAGMAMALASAKIT SA KALIKASAN AT SA KAPWA… Online at offline.

Kung sang-ayon ka, pls post your own, creative and loud SHOUT-OUT (ANO MAN ANG PORMA, TADTARIN NATIN NG SHOUT-OUT ANG SOC MED)…pls copy and repost this, and invite your friends para sa SHOUT-OUT CHALLENGE na ito.

[Campaign] #AbotKamay -SAME

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Mga kaibigan

kami po ay hihingi ng tulong/donasyon sa inyo upang tayo ay makapagbigay pagkain, bitamina, alcohol at sabon sa mas nangangailangan.
Marami sa atin ang biktima ng COVID19 PANDEMIC. Marami sa atin ang nawalan ng trabaho. Ito ay pamamaraan upang makatulong sa mas nangangailangan.
Inisyatibang kabataan ang namutawi upang iligtas ang mga kababayan.

Upang maiwasan ang pagkakahawa hawa maari po kayong magpaabot ng tulong sa pamamagitan ng (ONLINE TRANSFER)
kada ipapadala mo ang iyong tulong ay mangyari lamang na lagyan ng *NOTE(#AbotKamay)

Kung ikaw namay ay nais tumulong sa pamamagitan ng paglalaan ng iyong oras maari mo ito i-share o isend sa messenger upang mas marami ang makaka-alam.
Lubos kaming nagpapasalamat sa inyong tulong!
Nawa’y pagpalain kayo ng may likha!

#AbotKamay

Sa mga katanungan mangyari lamang na tumawag o magtext
Kimpoy
(0977-493-9851)
J Karlo G. Manato
0976-1919-666 TM
0910-9977-313 TNT
0917-326-5770 Globe
0925-7794-712 Sun

FOR DONATIONS:
BPI(9559231565)
BDO(0106-50143035)
METROBANK(4423442357880)
UNIONBANK(1096-5748-5676)
GCASH(0975-1919-665)
Grabpay(0975-1919-665)

Sa pakikipagtulungan ng #SAME at ng #BIUYO
#Y4RPasigChapter

(Special thanks to JUAN GARCIA for the video edting and poster making)
#AbotKamay
#AbotKamay
#AbotKamay

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[Campaign] I-Report ang Paglabag! -Human rights monitoring and reporting HOTLINES

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HUMAN RIGHTS MONITORING AND REPORTING

Kung kayo po ay nakaranas o naka-saksi sa isang insidente ng paglabag sa karapatang pantao tulad ng sapilitang pag aresto, pananakit, di makataong pagturing o kung ano pa mang pagmamalabis ng mga opisyales o taong gobyerno kaugnay ng ipinapatupad na Enhanced Community Quarantine, kung maaari po lamang na ireport sa amin, sa pamamagitan ng pag tala ng mga kaukulang impormasyon dito sa link ng iDEFEND.

On-line reporting: (link) https://idefend.ph/covid19-hrv-reporting

Hotline

PAHRA 09277631500; 0905 314 6794
Email: COVID19HRVSULAT@gmail.com

TFDP 0998 548 1925; 899 50246
Email: tfdp.1974@gmail.com

Specific for children:
Email: idefendrights@protonmail.com or Geraldine.clrd@gmail.com

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[Campaign] #AmbaganTayo! Saan aabot ang etneb mo? -Y4R PUP

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Saan aabot ang etneb mo?

Let’s raise funds to purchase food and hygiene kits for the homeless who are at higher risk of COVID-19

Sa mga kapwa ko kabataan and also sa mga hindi na kabataan dyan tara mag #AMBAGANTAYO!

Maliit na bagay, malaking alalay

For questions and inquiries you can contact me via messenger or
SMART: 09291236972

For Transactions
GCASH: 09291236972
BPI:9559231565
BDO:003640573042
GRABPAY: 09751919665

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[Campaign] Call for volunteers: Strike with us! – Youth Strike for Climate Philippines

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[VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY]

The Youth Strike for Climate Philippines is a national, youth-led movement and network of youth-led actions and organizations aiming to empower young people to take action in addressing the effects of Climate Change by taking part in demonstrations on the streets to demand action from the government. We believe that we must be at the forefront of the on-going global struggle against the climate crisis for the survival of our planet.

On the 29th of November, the whole country will once again join the #ClimateStrike. We are 100% organized and run by young climate activists and environmental advocates. Now, we are looking for new volunteers to join this global movement!

Register now to become a volunteer-member thru this link: http://bit.do/CallForVolunteersClimateStrikePH

Everyone is welcome! Joins us now.

*This volunteer opportunity is only for Metro Manila. Others who want to volunteer may send us a message for them to be linked in the strike organizers in their area.

#YouthStrike4ClimatePH
#ClimateJustice
#ClimateCrisis

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[Event] Day of International Solidarity Against OceanaGold Ph Inc. -SEED

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Join us in our twitter party, calling President Rodrigo Duterte to #StopMiningInDidipio and immediately cancel @OceanaGold ‘s FTAA. #EndMiningInDidipio!

CANCEL OCEANAGOLD’S MINING CONTRACT NOW

Respect the people’s will! Stop illegal operations in Didipio mines!

Environmental and human rights groups in the Philippines support the resistance led by the Didipio Earth Savers Movement (DESAMA) and Didipio-Watch against destructive and irresponsible mining in Nueva Vizcaya.

Last 21 June 2019, farmers and indigenous peoples from the village of Didipio, in Kasibu town, Nueva Vizcaya set-up a peoples barricade to prevent the illegal operations of Didipio mines, owned by OceanaGold Philippines, Inc. (OGPI). OGPI’s mining contract (Financial and Technical Assistance Agreement # 1) expired last June 20, 2019, and failed to secure a renewal of this agreement.

We demand the following, in support to the struggle being led by DESAMA, Didipio-Watch and other local organizations in Didipio, Kasibu, Nueva Vizcaya:

1. Pres. Rodrigo Duterte must immediately cancel OGPI’s contract and order the stop of illegal mining operations of OGPI. Since its mining contract has expired and has failed to secure a renewal, OGPI has no right to continue posing a threat to the forests and water resources in Nueva VIzcaya.

2. The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) must immediately revoke its favorable endorsement for the application of FTAA renewal. DENR has failed to ensure that precautionary principles are enforced in the review and assessment of the mining contract, and has merely relied on technical compliance of OGPI in submitting its application for renewal.

3. The national government must respect and recognize the autonomy of local governments affected by mining operations of OGPI. All three local governments impacted by OGPI’s operations have expressed their opposition, and this is a truthful reflection of the will of the people.

4. The National Commission on Indigenous Peoples (NCIP) should comprehensively conduct in a transparent, inclusive and participative manner all consultations, field based investigations and negotiations for the free, prior and informed consent (FPIC) of all indigenous peoples in the affected areas, including migrant IPs who have settled and lived in area for more than four decades.

5. The DENR must demand a new and updated Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) from OGPI and issue a new Environmental Compliance Certificate (ECC) as part of the requirement for the renewal of the FTAA.

For genuine freedoms,

Jaybee Garganera
National Coordinator
Alyansa Tigil Mina (ATM)

Yoly Esguerra
Executive Director
Philippine Misereor Partneship, Inc. (PMPI)

Fr. Edwin Gariguez
Executive Secretary
National Secretariat for Social Action (NASSA)

Mai Taqueban
Executive Director
Legal Rights and Natural Resources Center (LRC-KsK/FOE-Phils)

Pamela Grafilo
Executive Director
Bantay-Kita Publish What You Pay – Philippines (BK/PWYP-Phils)

Judy Pasimio
Coordinator
LILAK-Purple Action for Indigenous Women

Joseph Purugganan
Head
Focus on the Global South – Philippines

Ruth Canlas
Coordinator
Non-Timber Forest Product Exchange
Program – Philippines (NTFPEP-Phils)

https://www.facebook.com/events/898667947150060/

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[Campaigns] Holcim workers demand justice -SENTRO

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For years contractual workers at the Holcim cement plant in Davao have demanded regular employment, in line with Philippine law. Last year they filed a complaint with the Department of Labor and Employment, however in March 140 contract workers were laid off, while non-union workers were offered new employment contracts. Since then the workers have been picketing the factory, but in May they found out the owner of the plant – multinational cement giant LafargeHolcim – is planning on selling the factory to notoriously anti-union Filipino conglomerate San Miguel. On May Day the workers’ picket line was violently attacked by thugs, and the union is convinced that Holcim is responsible for the attack. These workers need justice, not violence and repression.

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[Campaign] #KarapatDapat na Agenda, #SampuSegurado -PAHRA

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The upcoming mid-term polls present an exceptional opportunity for the Filipino people who are now burdened with relentless price hikes, disease epidemics, food shortage, environmental crises, internal conflict and brazen loss of life due to extrajudicial killings, the TRAIN law, Martial Law, misinformation and widespread impunity.

The 2019 elections is a defining moment for the aggrieved Filipino masses, whether we move forward as a nation hoping for better lives or as doomed souls, is literally in the hands of every voter inside the polling booths come May 13. At this juncture, we simply cannot afford a “business as usual” approach to this critical political exercise.

The highly polarized electoral campaigns are split between pro and anti-administration candidates, both claiming to possess the best qualifications to lead our people. The environment with which the electoral campaigns are being waged, do not provide clarity nor direction for our people; our streets are saturated with campaign paraphernalia some of which, not only violate COMELEC rules, but pose hazards to the safety of the commuting public; our digital spaces are filled with disinformation about the candidates and what they stand for; our youth especially the first-time voters are bereft of guidance in the kind of society they are voting for.

Amidst the dearth of meaningful discourse and imagination on the future outcome of the polls, the human rights community led by the Philippine Alliance of Human Rights Advocates (PAHRA) wish to introduce a ten-point agenda which reflect the various sectoral demands of our grassroots members nationwide. This ten-point agenda is called #Sampusigurado, which means that implementing the agenda will certainly lead to real change and a strong democracy. The “slate” is carried by the campaign called “KARAPAT-DAPAT: KARAPATAN DAPAT”, which appeals for a recognition of doing what is right and just.

PAHRA calls on national and local candidates to support the #Sampusigurado by incorporating the ten-point agenda in their platforms. Similarly, we call on the public to demand that candidates adopt this human rights agenda, and to vote for those who do, in order to prevent further erosion of our democratic traditions and processes, and build the future with decent, competent leaders with effective programs.

The ten-point agenda are:

  1. Human rights-based governance;
  2. Compliance with international human rights treaties and instruments
  3. Access to justice, accountability and ending impunity;
  4. Protection for vulnerable sectors;
  5. Protection for human rights defenders;
  6. Attainment of sustainable and inclusive peace and security;
  7. Enforcement of food sovereignty, decent livelihood and sustainable housing;
  8. Enforcement of laws towards a healthy and safe environment
  9. Enforcement of a people-centered development program; and
  10. Protection against foreign aggression and exploitation.

Read more @philippinehumanrights.org

[Event] JERICHO MARCH FOR JUSTICE -Coalition for Justice

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JERICHO MARCH FOR JUSTICE

Makilahok sa kakaibang pakikibaka! Sa May 11, sabay-sabay tayong magtungo sa Padre Faura at manalangin. Idulog natin sa Panginoon na gabayan ang pagpapasya ng SC sa usaping Quo Warranto. Manaig nawa ang KATOTOHANAN, KATUWIRAN, at KATARUNGAN sa kanilang desisyon, dahil ito lang ang katanggap-tanggap sa taongbayan!

Ang laban ni CJ ay laban ng bawa’t Pilipino!

https://web.facebook.com/events/2163335810560818/

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[Event] Indignation event and community caravan #JusticeforTutoy Karl Anthony Nuñez -iDEFEND/Kilusan

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Karl Anthony Nuñez was a promising 20 year old “young idol” in Bgy. Sun Valley in Paranaque. On Dec 26 masked gunmen shot him dead in front of his house, in what police later said may be a case of mistaken identity. Karl’s family insists their only son has nothing to do with drugs nor crime. On Sunday Jan7 Karl will be buried accompanied by an indignation event -community caravan and motorcycle riding groups, from their home at #411 Pajero Street Culdesac Sun Valley @12:30nn to the Church, mass@1:00pm. Then motorcade to Sucat towards Loyola Memorial Park. The family is available for interview. iDEFEND supports the family’s quest for justice for Karl Nuñez’ killing. Media coverage is requested. Contact Jun Ruaza 09357932983

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Website: iDEFEND.ph
Facebook: @iDEFENDofficial
Twitter: @idefendHR

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Website: http://www.kpdpilipinas.org/
Facebook: @kilusanph
Twitter: @kilusanph

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[Campaign] Take Back the Tech! Facebook Frame – FMA

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Take Back the Tech! Facebook Frame
Facebook @FMA.ph
Website: fma.ph

From November 25, the Philippines celebrate the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, to December 12, Anti-Human Trafficking Day, the 18 Days of Activism against Gender-based Violence campaign is a time to heighten our action to end violence against women and girls across the world.

This year, thru Take Back the Tech! Campaign!  we will mark this meaningful event under the overarching theme : “REVISIT TO RESIST: HISTORIES OF THE “MOVEMENT TO END GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE” – reflecting that memory is resistance.

The Foundation for Media Alternatives launch the Take Back the Tech! Facebook Frame to reclaim the Facebook platform as a safe space for women, young girls and other vulnerable sectors, and to end gender-based violence. We will also feature the advocacy work of women’s movement in the country to digitize and preserve our memories and examine them for lessons we can use now and in the future.

In this regard, we would like encourage everyone to support our online campaign by using our Facebook Frame to your Facebook Account within the period of 18-day campaign. Please follow our Facebook Page for more updates.

The Foundation for Media Alternatives

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7th HR Pinduteros Choice Awards Nominees

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7th HR Pinduteros Choice Awards Nominees

Makiisa sa pagpapalaganap ng mga isyung pang-Karapatang pantao. Iboto ang iyong 7th HR Pinduteros Choice

1. i-LIKE ang image ng inyong paboritong HR Posts sa FB 

HR EVENT http://bit.ly/2hOWgEo

HR Networks’Post http://bit.ly/2jatniL

HR Right-up http://bit.ly/2hHGJmr

HR Video http://bit.ly/2hMF0Ql

HR Website http://bit.ly/2jIqWb3

HR Featured Site http://bit.ly/2zZeeJe

2. Pwede ding bumoto sa mga sumusunod na POLL

HR EVENT vote here

HR NETWORKS’ POST vote here

HR RIGHT-UP vote here

HR VIDEO vote here

HR WEBSITE vote here

HR FEATURED SITE vote here

3. i-SHARE at ikampaniya para mapiling HR Pinduteros Choice

Protect Freedom of Expression Campaign, ‘Wag Matakot Magpahayag!-HRonlinePH.com

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The Human Rights Online Philippines (HRonlinePH) www.hronlineph.com presents its project, “Protection and empowerment of human rights defenders in the Philippines”, supported by the British Embassy Manila, and key information on its experiences supporting the use of information technology in campaign and advocacy among communities of human rights defenders (HRDs) in the Philippines.

The project was launched last Thursday, August 31, 2017 at Pres. R. V. Palma, 105-106 function room, University Hotel, University of the Philippines, Diliman, Quezon City.

As information and communication technologies have become central to organizing, campaigning and day-to-day communication in human rights work, many reports and cases has concurrently documented and verified the increased use of technologies to monitor communications and harass human rights defenders, restricting their rights to freedom of opinion and expression, both online and offline.

This will be an opportunity to discuss experiences of human rights defenders who are often harassed and intimated for publishing human rights related information on websites, blogs or social networking sites, or for criticizing authorities or government policies, both online or offline.

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