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Are cyberattacks mere browsing? A group of Filipino IT experts belied military claims that they were merely browsing through the websites of independent media outlets.
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Teka Sandali | Lockdown, sandali
Teka Sandali | Lockdown, sandali
With a stricter lockdown set to begin tomorrow, Bulatlat is reposting our previous reports on how the gov't cannot rely solely on lockdown to curb the spread of the more transmissible, more deadly Delta Variant of COVID-19.
‘Resisting Tyranny’ | Youth persists against Duterte’s desperate attacks to quell their struggles
‘Resisting Tyranny’ | Youth persists against Duterte’s desperate attacks to quell their struggles
Under Duterte, the youth has been one of the most targeted by state-sponsored attacks. However, these attacks fueled the youth to persevere in fighting for their rights that is evident in the campaigns they forwarded, and the dismissal of charges against them.
‘Resisting Tyranny’ | Anomalies, criminal neglect mar another year of COVID-19 response
‘Resisting Tyranny’ | Anomalies, criminal neglect mar another year of COVID-19 response
For Joshua San Pedro, co-convenor of the Coalition for People’s Right to Health, corruption will persist until a comprehensive public health care is established and there are no more gaps in social services that may be taken advantage of and profited from.
PUP students say NTF-ELCAC persona non grata
PUP students say NTF-ELCAC persona non grata
The declaration was based on Resolution 004, Series of 2021, which was spearheaded by PUP Sentral na Konseho ng Mag-aaral (SKM) and passed on Dec. 11, a day after International Human Rights Day.
A week since the typhoon, still no help for ‘Odette’ survivors
A week since the typhoon, still no help for ‘Odette’ survivors
Amid calls for immediate response and aid, however, President Duterte said the government’s funds are now “immensely depleted” and that “money was really wiped out.”
Altermidya journalist gets threats online
Altermidya journalist gets threats online
“No journalist should be threatened for doing their jobs in delivering news and information to communities. We reiterate our call to defend press freedom and stop the attacks against the Filipino press."
‘Credible elections need credible media’
‘Credible elections need credible media’
For a credible election to occur, there needs to be credible media.
No Christmas gift for Tartaria farmers
No Christmas gift for Tartaria farmers
For Christmas, the only ‘aguinaldo’ that the Tartaria farmers wish is to reclaim their land from the Aguinaldo clan.
As elections loom, cyber-attacks plague PH media
As elections loom, cyber-attacks plague PH media
A group of Filipino journalists has assailed the series of cyber-attacks that have been targeting the Philippine media and called on government agencies to investigate and stop these attacks.
Manila court dismisses multiple murder charges vs. peace consultants, activists
Manila court dismisses multiple murder charges vs. peace consultants, activists
"The testimonies of the prosecution witnesses on the identities of the skeletal remains are full of inconsistencies, highly unbelievable, and clearly perjured," the decision read.
COVID-19 pandemic solution should include human rights protection
COVID-19 pandemic solution should include human rights protection
“If we are to learn from the COVID pandemic, we must treat it as an opportunity to reframe public health and governance towards recognizing and promoting human rights.”
Pandemic Treaty for whom?
Pandemic Treaty for whom?
By insisting COVID-19 vaccines remain under the control of big pharmaceutical companies under their TRIPS-mandated 20-year monopoly patents, the WTO has effectively restricted access to these life-saving vaccines especially for countries who need them the most.
In PH, access to COVID-19 vaccines remains out of reach for the vulnerable
In PH, access to COVID-19 vaccines remains out of reach for the vulnerable
For Joshua San Pedro, co-convenor of the Coalition for People’s Right to Health, data on vaccine distribution in the country is anything but transparent.
Why Isabela women farmers are fighting for right to food, land
Why Isabela women farmers are fighting for right to food, land
This collective tilling of land has helped us put food on our table. We no longer need to buy vegetables because we are now growing them in our garden. They are fresh and it is good for our health,”
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