Paying homage to women victims of enforced disappearances

On International Women’s Day, let’s salute women like Shui meng Ng and Edita Burgos who have chosen a path less trodden

Truth and justice: Imperatives of genuine reconciliation

Documentation of past and present rights violations will bring Filipinos closer to the pillars of transitional justice

Indonesia’s president signals an end to cycle of impunity

Current ASEAN chair must serve as an example to other member countries in ensuring and sustaining human rights

Never again to martial law

Forgiveness comes with genuine remorse and rectification, unlikely under the new Marcos regime

From victim to human rights defender

Inspired by the disappearance of her father, Aisha Masood has become a chief advocate for ‘desaparecidos’ in Pakistan

Torture degrades victims and perpetrators

The Catholic Church should reiterate its stance against a crime against humanity that should never again be committed

Between memory and impunity in the Philippines

In the search for truth, justice and reparation, the horrors of martial law must never be forgotten

Hoping for divine intervention to save the Philippines

Marcos election victory is a call for society to ensure there is no repetition of past atrocities