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Indiscriminate Aerial Bombing In Abra, Philippines, Violates International Humanitarian Law

On April 2, 2024, the Philippine Air Force bombed and fired rockets in the area of Gapay Village, Pilar, Abra Province, a mountainous area near the boundary with Ilocos Sur Province, forcing the closure of schools and the evacuation of up to 212 families .

Villagers evacuated, classes suspended as soldiers, rebels clash in Abra

The Philippines is among the most dangerous places in the world for environmental activists

The international nonprofit Global Witness has ranked the Philippines at the top of its list of deadliest countries to be an eco-activist. Dozens of environmentalists and land defenders also die each year or end up on government watch lists.

Mission in peril: Red-tagging the religious sector in the Philippines — a photo essay

Mission in peril: ‘Red-tagging’ the religious sector in the Philippines a photo essay June 1, 2021 | 05:00:00 PM BY MARK SALUDES   Several church workers involved in the social justice and human rights ministries in the Philippines have been subjected to vilification and “red-tagging” under the Duterte government. The World Council of Churches has called on the United Nations Human Rights Council and the Philippine government to end human rights violations against church workers.     Giving aid to the poor is authentic witnessing to the Christian faith but church workers who dare to ask why many people are mired in poverty face the danger of being called a communist. 

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