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The Philippine Alliance for Human Rights Advocates is a non-profit alliance of individuals, institutions, and organisations committed to the promotion, protection, and realization of human rights. It was created in response to the dictatorship of former President Ferdinand Marcos.

Details

+63 2 436 26 33
www.philippinehumanrights.org/contact-us

Address

Unit 4-E, Tempus Place Condominium 2, Matalino Street, Barangay Central
Quezon City
Metro Manila
Philippines

Resources

- Philippines
- 21.05.24
- Statements
Philippines: Accountability is the solution to human rights abuses in the Philippines – not Marcos’ ‘Super Body’

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- Afghanistan
- 09.12.22
- News Releases
Psychosocial support: a guidebook for human rights defenders

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- Afghanistan
- 09.12.22
- Reports
Psychosocial support: a guidebook for human rights defenders

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- Afghanistan
- 25.05.22
- Blog
Five reasons why gender-based violence against women should be considered torture

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- Afghanistan
- 05.05.22
- Reports
Asia: Women speak out on systemic violence in a new report

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- 07.03.22
- Reports
Covid-19: New report highlights efforts by lawyers and activists to expose abuses

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- Philippines
- 04.06.20
- Statements
New Anti-Terrorism Law Undermines Safeguards Against Arbitrary Detention and Torture

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- 28.11.19
- Statements
New Initiative to Protect Women from Torture

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- Philippines
- 01.07.19
41st session of the Human Rights Council : Oral statement on the deteriorating human rights situation in the Philippines

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- Philippines
- 24.05.19
- Urgent Interventions
Crackdown on human rights defenders likely to intensify after President Rodrigo Duterte’s candidates sweep Senate elections

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- Philippines
- 16.11.18
- Reports
Joint follow-up report on the Philippines from OMCT, CLRDC and PAHRA

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Areas of Work

Resources

Philippines: Accountability is the solution to human rights abuses in the Philippines – not Marcos’ ‘Super Body’

Psychosocial support: a guidebook for human rights defenders

Psychosocial support: a guidebook for human rights defenders

Five reasons why gender-based violence against women should be considered torture

Asia: Women speak out on systemic violence in a new report

Covid-19: New report highlights efforts by lawyers and activists to expose abuses

New Anti-Terrorism Law Undermines Safeguards Against Arbitrary Detention and Torture

New Initiative to Protect Women from Torture

41st session of the Human Rights Council : Oral statement on the deteriorating human rights situation in the Philippines

Crackdown on human rights defenders likely to intensify after President Rodrigo Duterte’s candidates sweep Senate elections

Joint follow-up report on the Philippines from OMCT, CLRDC and PAHRA