Sadly the Project is now out of funds and all activities have ended. The Philippines section will soon be archived but all content will remain available in the Past Programmes section of the IWPR website. Philippines project website (www.rightsreporting.net) will remain live and very occasionally updated. We very much hope to be back in some capacity working to support human rights when conditions allow.
For further information please contact Alan Davis, IWPR Director of Special Projects, alan@iwpr.net.

Last year they made up the largest group of newly internally displaced people in the world, but their plight has received little attention.
By Bong S Sarmiento in Datu Piang (PHR No. 19, 10-June-09)

Army and rebels charge each other with brutal murder of couple and their four young children.
By Ma Cecilia L Rodriguez in Gingoog City (PHR No. 18, 28-May-09)

Activists point finger at two battalions leading the government’s counter-insurgency campaign in the region.
By Joseph Lagorra in Negros Oriental (PHR No. 17, 7-May-09)

Seven out of ten Filipinos are working for low salaries in casual employment.
By Sweet Mary J Cawicaan (PHR No. 17, 14-May-09)