“If we do not fight and the dams push through, we die anyway. If we fight, we die honourably. Thus
Fr. Favali and Fr. Alingal were missionaries who worked under tumultuous times. The latter had been assigned to Kibawe, Bukidnon since 1968 while the former,
February 25, 2021 marks the 35th anniversary of the 1986 People Power Revolution. In celebration of this historical moment in Philippine history, the Human Rights
The Dilemma of General Tadiar’s forces at EDSA Introduction Heroism in defiance of the 1972-1986 Martial Law Regime was expressed from various areas of Philippine
“I am ready to call a snap election,” Ferdinand Marcos announced. It was November 1985 during an interview with David Brinkley for the American
Remembering the Diliman Commune Leadup to the Barricades The early 1970s saw the tail-end of a wave of youth activism across the world, ranging from
Remembering the passage of the Soto-Enrile Accords The Human Rights Violations Victims’ Memorial Commission remembers the struggles of students and the youth for their civil
It was less than a week before Christmas in the municipality of Culasi, Antique when more than 400 farmers, fishermen, and their families woke up
The Human Rights Violations Victims’ Memorial Commission (HRVVMC) recognizes and honors the hardships and sacrifices of the victims of human rights violations during the Martial
In light of its mandate, the Human Rights Violations Victims’ Memorial Commission celebrates Human Rights Day today, December 10, 2020. Today marks the anniversary of
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