NUPL-NCR took a closer look at the Code of Professional Responsibility and Accountability, which was updated in 2022

The all-women batch of law student interns finish their internship program with firsthand experience in people's lawyering.

NUPL-NCR provided a seminar on human rights and free legal advice to residents of Brgy. Libis in Quezon City.

“We expect a concrete policy that will tend to curb human rights violations in the Philippines and ease the climate of impunity, not some motherhood statements praising its own human rights initiative like the human rights super body.”

UPLM remains committed to defending the rights of the marginalized and oppressed. This victory is not just for Datu Bay-ao, but for all those who strive for justice against wrongful accusations and systemic injustice.

The 12-member independent international delegation known as the “Caravana Filipina”* concluded its ten-day mission investigating the numerous attacks on Philippine lawyers, prosecutors, and judges since 2016. Representing 10 lawyers’ and human rights organizations...

“The overreaching powers inherent in the TFPSA and the ATA only serve as potent weapons to silence dissenting voices that the government has indiscriminately labeled as terrorists. But in what world can providing services to poor, disaster-stricken communities be considered an act that carries out, finances, or facilitates terrorism?”

Petitioners hope that the Court of Appeals’ urgent judicial intervention will help restore their rights and prevent further oppressive state actions from affecting other NGOs that deliver services to underserved and neglected communities.

Raymond Manalo filed his Reply to the Office of the Solicitor General (OSG) with the Court of Appeals in his Petition for Certiorari on the acquittal of Maj. Gen. Jovito Palparan (Ret.) and his co-accused in their kidnapping and serious illegal detention case.