Alberto Ramento was a 20th-century Philippine prelate who served as the ninth supreme bishop of the Philippine Independent Church. Known as the bishop of poor peasants and workers, he was a dedicated advocate for social justice and civil liberties. Throughout his ministry, he supported labor struggles and spoke out against human rights violations in his country. His commitment to defending the marginalized led to significant involvement in various human rights organizations and ecumenical forums until his death in 2006.