Not Everyone's Sunshine: Class, Poverty, and Who Reproductive Rights Actually Protect
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Who do reproductive rights actually protect? In this incisive essay, Zoe interrogates the Philippines’ reproductive health framework through the lens of class, exposing how “choice” remains a privilege reserved for the few.
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Kaming Mga Naiwan: Mga Kuwento ng Pamilya ng mga Biktima ng Giyera Kontra Droga
Sa ulat na ito ang itinatampok ang patuloy na paghahanap ng hustisya ng mga pamilyang biktima ng giyera kontra droga mula 2016-2024.
The War on Drugs under Marcos: A Policy Review
BBM’s “BIDA” anti-drug campaign pose concerns rather than solutions to the root of the drug problem such as poverty and inequality. Explore PhilRights’ official policy review.
Interview: Hinggil kina Jemboy at John Frances, at ang “Giyera Kontra-Droga” sa panahon ni BBM
Kinapanayam ng PhilRights ang mga human rights defenders na mga nagmo-monitor sa sitwasyon ng karapatang pantao sa lugar nila Jemboy at Frances mula nang ipatupad ni Rodrigo Duterte ang “Giyera Kontra-Droga.” Ang mga pangalan ng ininterbyu ay binago para sa kanilang seguridad. Basahin ang panayam ng PhilRights ukol dito.
We Turn the Tide: Seeking Justice amidst a Human Rights Crisis
This report, five years in the making, covering six years of cases documented from eight hotspots, is but a snapshot of the extensive harm caused by the so-called war on drugs.
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