[Video] PNoy Cases: The 4th installment of the PCIJ Media Killings Series – youtube


 

IN THE past year, at least six Philippine journalists have been murdered by gunmen.

This much is clear: despite the avowed priority given by the administration of President Benigno S. Aquino III to solving the murders of media and ridding the country of the culture of impunity, the killings of journalists in the country continue unabated.

In the second-to-the-last part of the Media Killings Series of documentaries by the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism, the PCIJ looks at some of the reasons why the murders continue unabated. Many thought that the entry of a new administration that espouses strong democratic and liberal beliefs would herald a dramatic shift in the culture of violence against journalists. Unfortunately, that is not the case.

- Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism

[Video] Lest We Forget: Victims of Martial Law – youtube


Lest We Forget: 

Martial Law and its victims

ON THE 63rd anniversary of the declaration of December 10 as International Human Rights Day, the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism releases a 13-minute video in memory and in honor of those who fought for democracy and freedom during the dark uncertain days of Martial Law.

The video is a compilation of the stories of six human rights victims or their families, all of them part of the 10,000 human rights victims who were recently awarded $1,000 each as part of a settlement against the estate of the former dictator Ferdinand Marcos.

More than the story of anguish and terror and tragedy, these are stories of ordinary men and women who lived extraordinary lives. Too, these are stories of wives who became widows, and children who became orphans. Most of all, these are stories that the victims could only wish they could forget, even as they hope we all will remember and learn.

Interviews conducted by Malou Mangahas; camerawork by Winona Cueva. Editing by PCIJ interns Florenz Sison and Darlene Basingan; score by Florenz Sison.

Courtesy of http://pcij.org.

[Videos] Human Rights Violations in the Philippines | **EXPLICIT – youtube


 

A mock News Report Video for UW (University of Washington) Students for a Research project based on the Human Rights Violations in the Philippines.

[Video] What Human Rights mean to me


 

Nelson Mandela said, “No one is born hating another person because of the color of his skin, or his background, or his religion. People must learn to hate, and if they can learn to hate, they can learn to love.”

Human rights violations know no borders. From child soldiers in the Congo, ethnic cleansing in Darfur, to the rise in human trafficking right here in the US, it is easy to see that the whole world needs to change.

By knowing all 30 Articles of the UDHR we can be equipped with the knowledge to fight against any injustice anywhere in the world. On this 60th Anniversary of the Universal Declaration, with all the turmoil that currently exists in the world, it has become more important than ever for people to know their rights, to pass them onto others, and to defend them relentlessly.

The solution to global issues such as poverty, famine, war and political unrest is encompassed by the UDHR, and human rights education is the first step in resolving these issues at a grassroots level.

I hope to see the day when human rights education becomes a mandatory part of every middle school curriculum on every continent across the world, so that every man, woman and child knows and can defend their God-given rights.

- Amnesty International, USA

[Video] INTERNATIONAL DAY TO END IMPUNITY – youtube


The International Day to End Impunity is a call to action to demand justice for those who have been killed for exercising their right to freedom of expression and shed light on the issue of impunity.

http://www.facebook.com/International.Day.to.End.Impunity
http://www.daytoendimpunity.org

[Videos] YOU ARE THE JUDGE! ~ The Government VS The Right To Travel! – youtube


Freedom of movementmobility rights or the right to travel is a human right concept that the constitutions of numerous states respect. It asserts that a citizen of a state in which that citizen is present has the liberty to travel, reside in, and/or work in any part of the state where one pleases within the limits of respect for the liberty and rights of others,[1] and to leave that state and return at any time. Some immigrants’ rights advocates assert that human beings have a fundamental human right to mobility not only within a state but between states.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_of_movement

[Videos] Inalienable Rights For All – We Are Anonymous


The Great Dictator‘ — starring Charlie Chaplin Brothers and Sisters.

This monologue was performed more than 70 years ago; yet it’s words still ring true today. Rise. Rise against the tyranny of greed and corruption, which has swept this world. Rise against the machine of corporate politics and monarchal elites that have stolen our freedoms, our rights to live contently.

No longer will we go quietly into the night. No longer will we kneel to the oppressive rules of “Their” system. The time has come for men to remember their strength. The time has come to remember…

[Video] Human Rights Defenders – youtube


 

Human rights defenders are individuals, groups of people or organizations who promote and protect human rights through peaceful and non-violent means. They:

  • uncover violations
  • subject violations to public scrutiny
  • press for those responsible to be accountable
  • empower individuals and communities to claim their basic entitlements as human beings.

Throughout history, courageous and visionary people have sought to extend the boundaries of human rights protection to those outside its boundaries, whether it be those living in slavery, workers unprotected against exploitation or women denied the vote.

Today, despite international laws that protect them, human rights defenders are needed all over the world to monitor and challenge abuses and violations.

 

- Amnesty International

[Video] Everyone deserves equal rights – youtube


 

Everyone deserves equal rights. ”When the sun rises, it rises for everyone.”

- Cuban Proverb