Philippines Archives - Amnesty International Ireland

9th January 2025
Philippines: Nickel mining projects approved despite inadequate consultation and serious risks to communities’ health and environment

20th September 2021
Philippines: ICC launches probe into deadly “war on drugs”, seeks to end impunity

14th April 2020
Philippines: Duterte advisor’s threat of “body bags” shows authorities’ dangerous COVID-19 response

18th October 2019
Philippines: Instead of further inciting to violence, government must focus on probing police abuses

11th July 2019
Philippines: UN resolution builds pressure on architects of deadly “war on drugs”

9th July 2019
Philippines: UN investigation urgently needed into Duterte administration’s murderous “war on drugs”

5th February 2019
Philippines: Lowering criminal age to 12 will ‘endanger children’s lives’

4th December 2017
Philippines: ICC must examine ‘war on drugs’ crimes as child killings go unpunished

17th November 2017
The ‘Battle of Marawi’: Death and destruction in the Philippines

17th November 2017
Civilians, especially Christians, targeted as ‘Battle of Marawi’ leaves trail of death and destruction in the Philippines

4th July 2017
One Year Later, Duterte Remains a Human Rights Nightmare

31st January 2017
Philippines: The police’s murderous war on the poor

1st April 2016
Philippines: Historic ruling on police torture following Amnesty International campaign

29th January 2015
Torture Is More “Fun” in the Philippines

4th December 2014
Philippines: Senate opens inquiry into Amnesty International torture findings

4th December 2014
Philippines: New report exposes culture of impunity within Philippine police force

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