STATEMENTS and RELEASES

On US-Israel Aggression.  GABRIELA Network calls for an immediate cease fire, the withdrawal of Israeli troops and the restoration of government sovereignty in the Middle East.  We call for an end to all imperialist-driven wars and a beginning of true democracy.  read more

From Gabriela Women's Party :: On GMA's 10 week deadline to solve killings-- ONLY AN INDEPENDENT COMMISSION CAN PROPERLY INVESTIGATE THE WORSENING POLITICAL KILLINGS. "If Mrs. Arroyo is really serious in solving the political killings, she should order the relief of Palparan and dismantle the death squads nationwide. Only through these actions will justice be served for the victims and their families. " 1 August 2006. read more

Summary Report on the All-Women Lawyers’ Fact-finding Mission to the Philippines. 28 July 2006. read more

more on ALL-WOMEN HUMAN RIGHTS LEGAL TEAM VISITS PHILIPPINES. The delegation will meet with the Batasan 6 and their legal defense team; listen to accounts and testimonies regarding the assassination of some 585 activists, organizers, unionists, communist and church leaders, but most of all, to accounts of the assassination of some 70 politically active women. 26 May 2006. statements from the human rights team | press release | press statement | letter to US Ambassador to the Philippines | letter to Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo

From GABPhil :: Militant women express support for Nicole, GABRIELA upholds political implications of the Subic rape case. For the militant women of GABRIELA, the Subic rape case has always been and will always be a political issue. 16 June 2006. read more

From GABRIELA-Youth :: Statement of Condemnation on the Harassment of a GABRIELA Youth Member at the Philippine House of Representatives. 31 May 2006. read more

Philippine National Police-Department of Justice Charge Sheet is Actually a Death List. From Congesswoman Liza Maza. 29 May 2006. read more

Congresswoman Maza Welcomes US Lawyers' Probe; GABRIELA Member Held at Gunpoint in Batasan (Congress) Complex. 27 May 2006. read more

From GABRIELA Philippines :: GABRIELA Welcomes All-Women US Lawyers' Visit, Probe on Women's Human Rights Situation in the Philippines. 27 May 2006. read more

From GABRIELA-Youth :: Statement of Condemnation on the Harassment of a GABRIELA Youth Member at the Philippine House of Representatives. 31 May 2006. read more

Philippine National Police-Department of Justice Charge Sheet is Actually a Death List. From Congesswoman Liza Maza. 29 May 2006. read more

Congresswoman Maza Welcomes US Lawyers' Probe; GABRIELA Members Held at Gunpoint in Batasan (Congress) Complex. 27 May 2006. read more

From GABRIELA Philippines :: GABRIELA Welcomes All-Women US Lawyers' Visit, Probe on Women's Human Rights Situation in the Philippines. 27 May 2006. read more

Women's situationer on human rights violations. 13 May 2006. read more

5,000 from 25 Countries in 6 Continents Help Free Philippine Congresswoman Liza Maza, but Campaign Against Political Persecution and Repression Continue. 11 May 2006. read more

Defend Immigrant Women’s Rights. Statement for May 1st, Labor Day and on US anti-immigrant policies. 1 May 2006. read more

Keeping Rape Charges Against US Marines is Good, Ending US-Philippine Visiting Forces Agreement is Better. Statement on case against US marines for gang rape of 22-year old Filipina. 28 April 2006. read more

Terror bill passed in Philippine House of Representatives. Gabriela Women's Party Representative Liza Maza condemns the so-called anti-terrorism bill. 5 April 2006. read more

GABRIELA Member Slain in Bohol, PHILIPPINES. This is the 68th political killing of a woman under the Gloria Macapagal Arroyo regime. 3 April 2006. read more

Free Our Sisters! Free Ourselves! Women's Campaign. Statement on the campaign launching by Elisa Tita Lubi, Founding Vice Chair of Gabriela Women's Party, former International Relations Officer of GABRIELA Philippine women's national alliance. 21 March 2006. read more

Philippine de facto president remains a threat to national stability and to Filipino people with or without “state of national emergency”. Threats to lawmakers still loom, public assembly still restricted. 3 March 2006. read more

Women's stand against presidential proclamation 1017: Arroyo’s declaration of state of national emergency. 2 March 2006. read more

On the declaration of “state of national emergency” in the Philippines. Statement | Action: National Rolling Mobilization. February 2006.

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