Red-Tagging in the Philippines: A License to Kill - Human Rights Foundation

Red-tagging isn’t new to the country: Implemented in 1969, the government-backed campaign was designed to “tag” and counter communist and Maoist groups, particularly the New People’s Army (NPA)

IADL resolution against “red-tagging” in the Philippines

GW Defenders Standing Firm EN September 2023 Web AW

Human Rights Foundation, Author at Human Rights Foundation

Philippines: 'Red-Tagging' Puts Activists at Risk

Dangerous red-tagging of environmental defenders in the Philippines

9DASHLINE — Red-tagging as a human rights violation in the Philippines

Duterte and the Damage Done: Human Rights Crisis

Freedom of the Press Archives - Human Rights Foundation

Human Rights Watch decries 'red-tagging' of Philippine indigenous leaders, activists, Catholic News Philippines, LiCAS.news Philippines

UN Rights Office Slams Abuses in Philippines

Outrage against Duterte government in the Philippines after 'Bloody Sunday' raids : Peoples Dispatch

red-tagging Archives - Human Rights Foundation

Philippines: End Deadly 'Red-Tagging' of Activists

In the Philippines, activists increasingly face a “living hell”