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March 10, 2025

The Philippines has underscored its commitment to advancing human rights through inclusive governance and country-led partnerships.

- LOUISE MAUREEN SIMEON

At a panel discussion on “The Fourth Philippine Human Rights Plan (PHRP4): A Call to Action, A Blueprint for Country-Led Partnerships,” held on the sidelines of the 58th Session of the Human Rights Council in Geneva, Switzerland, Foreign Affairs Undersecretary Charles Jose stated that the plan is a roadmap for mainstreaming human rights in the Philippines’ national development agenda with special focus on providing the necessary protection and opportunities for advancement to individuals and groups in situations of vulnerability.

“The PHRP4 reinforces the Philippines’ role as a staunch partner in the Human Rights Council, ensuring that human rights remain at the center of national policies and programs,” Jose said.

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