Issues
Human Rights in the Philippine Context
The denial of basic human rights in the Philippines and for Filipinos abroad is costing more lives than ever. A growing economic crisis has put a stranglehold on the people’s ability to survive. No land for farmers and no jobs for workers forces millions of Filipinos abroad to work under inhumane conditions leaving broken families behind. SFCHRP believes that for more than a century, the root of these problems has been foreign domination by the United States and other economic superpowers, control of our land by huge landowning families, and a corrupt Philippine government which happily serves Uncle Sam. We understand that globalization is just another term for U.S. imperialism and that in this period of history, many colonized countries and oppressed peoples are waging fierce resistance to protect what is left of their natural and human resources. We stand in solidarity with all our allies fighting for land, liberation and self-determination.
Campaigns
End Unequal Relations Between the Philippines and the US: Terminate the Visiting Forces Agreement
Justice for Victims of State-Sponsored Human Rights Violations in the Philippines
No to Charter Change: Don't Dance for Another Dictator
Typhoon Ondoy and Pepeng Relief Efforts
(Click on each campaign name to learn more.)
Justice for Victims of State-Sponsored Human Rights Violations in the Philippines
No to Charter Change: Don't Dance for Another Dictator
Typhoon Ondoy and Pepeng Relief Efforts
(Click on each campaign name to learn more.)
Invite a Guest Speaker
Invite a representative from SFCHRP to speak in your classroom or at your next event. We can work with you to tailor the presentation to the specific needs of your group. Tagalog, Kapampangan, and Spanish language services are available upon request.
Email sfchrp@yahoo.com to make the arrangements.
Email sfchrp@yahoo.com to make the arrangements.