It is difficult for a human rights advocate to argue against an appeal based on humanitarian grounds. Erap arguably may be equally entitled to humanitarian relief as Ninoy Aquino. But while Ninoy really had valid humanitarian grounds to support his plea to be allowed to leave the country to seek medical aid, Erap has none. read more »
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The IBP-Committee on Filipino Migrant Workers’ Rights Urges the Arroyo Government to stand firm for the migrants’ rights
By Admin - January 25th, 2002
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With only one week remaining before the Hong Kong Government releases its decision on the wage cut issue, the IBP-Committee on Filipino Migrant Workers’ Rights has added its weight to the calls not to cut the minimum wage for foreign domestic helpers in Hong Kong. read more »
A Human Rights Perspective on the International Instruments, Law Institutions on Migrant Workers
By Admin - November 4th, 2001
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By Romeo T. Capulong
As a human rights lawyer and now a member of a United Nations Criminal Tribunal, and particularly because of my unforgettable experience in March 1995, in our collective efforts to save the life of Flor Contemplacion, I feel honored to be one of your speakers in this important conference. read more »
