
When Rights Die in Poverty and Silence
It is easy to believe human rights are being respected when the bullets stop flying. It is harder to admit they are still being violated – in homes wi...

It is easy to believe human rights are being respected when the bullets stop flying. It is harder to admit they are still being violated – in homes wi...

The 82% voter turnout in the midterm elections has taken many by surprise. It is a resounding sign of democratic engagement—especially in an era of po...

It was more than a reshuffling; it was a recalibration. When President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. requested courtesy resignations from his Cabinet last Thur...

The rapid growth of digital technologies in the last quarter-century has multiplied the number and types of possible influences on individual values a...

Laughter is a pleasant physical reaction and emotion consisting usually of rhythmical, often audible contractions of the diaphragm and other parts of ...

THIS is the unmistakable mark of true love, one that channels the very love of God of whom we are his image and likeness, meant to share in his very l...

There was a time when computers were feared, calculators were banned in schools, and internet access was considered a luxury. Now, we can’t imagine wo...

The case of Carlo Batalla, president of the group Crimes and Corruption Watch International, Inc., has once again brought to light the fragile and oft...

“I was once like you are now and I know that it’s not easy; To be calm when you’ve found something going on; But take your time, think a lot; Think of...