Albert Alejo News Today

'Senator Leila is not the only victim of an unjust justice system. She is not the only victim of political prosecution.'

After being acquitted of sedition charges, a Catholic priest has strengthened his resolve to pursue justice for the victims of killings in the “war on drugs” under the former Duterte administration. “So while our acquittal is a call of thanksgiving, there is also a stronger resolve to continue the mission of fighting for justice and

There is no greater shame for a nation when its government agencies persecute human rights defenders

Father Alejo said that the fight for human rights should continue even though Duterte is no longer the president; he left office in June 2022.

Father Albert Alejo, SJ, and Father Flaviano “Flavie” Villanueva, a priest of the Society of the Divine Word, were acquitted due to insufficient evidence.

Flavie Villanueva and Albert Alejo were strong critics of the deadly anti-drug war by former President Duterte

In dismissing the case, the court granted the demurrers to evidence filed by the respondents, which has the same effect as acquittal

Our world will be safe from the madness of a nuclear holocaust only if citizens of all states truly believe in the peaceful settlement of disputes and the prohibition against the threat or use of force

A Jesuit and anthropologist attributes survey findings to Filipino Catholics who pray before and after meals

Archbishop, activist priests voice support for Leila de Limas poll bid as she faces court on drugs charges