In this episode of This Week of People's History, Bulatlat remembers the impeachment trial and ouster of President Joseph...
In This Week on People's History, Bulatlat remembers the 13 martyrs of Bagumbayan who were arrested after the historical cry of Pugad Lawin led by Andres Bonifacio. The 13 were executed on Jan. 11,...
In This Week on People's History, Bulatlat remembers the re-founding of the Communist Party of the Philippines on December 26,...
In this episode of This Week on People's History, Bulatlat remembers the Labanan ng San Mateo during the Philippine - American...
Community journalists are crucial in bringing underreported issues in the regions to national and international audiences. They give voice to the marginalized whose grievances are often ignored by the corporate media.
This Week on People's History, Bulatlat remembers the historic signing of the UN Declaration of Human Rights that took place 70 years...
In this episode of This Week on People's History, Bulatlat remembers the historic Battle of Tirad Pass, led by the young general Gregorio Del Pillar, against American...
The country’s largest corporations and the wealthiest families owning these can easily absorb the substantial wage hike. Smaller producers in micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) can also afford the wage hike with government support.
Agudo Quillio, 52, was chairperson of a peasant organization in Pantukan, a staunch opponent of the operation of American-owned St. Augustine Mines Ltd, and banana plantation owners' spreading monopoly of peasant and IP land.
'The management of J.E. Abraham C. Lee Construction and Development Inc. as well as DOLE and Cebu City LGU have fallen short in ensuring safety of the workers.'
Marklen Maojo Maga, 39, was arrested by policemen in plainclothes at around 8:40 a.m. after he brought his son to school. It was only in the evening that his family and lawyers confirmed that he is being held at the Philippine National Police-Criminal Investigation and Detection Group compound in Camp Crame.
Warning the Duterte government is fast unfolding into another despotic regime, the group calls on the public “to take a stand, speak out and act” against the extrajudicial killings and other “blatant acts of tyranny.”
The bill’s definition of fake news provides us a clue. It claims that fake news is any information that intends to sow hatred, chaos, violence or division, or seeks to blacken someone’s reputation. Intent and malice will therefore be the basis for deciding what is fake news, which in turn will lead to the prosecution of the party involved – but how does one distinguish between a false report based on an honest mistake and one maliciously spread through print, broadcasting and online?
Marjohara Tucay of Kabataan Partylist was seriously injured in a car accident on Jan. 31 in Suralah, South Cotabato province.
Find out what the orphaned children of the Philippines' war on drugs are wishing for this Christmas.
"A search warrant in a government prison facility is unnecessary and appears to be a flaccid attempt to make the apparent rubout 'legal.'" -- NUPL
MANILA -- The Supreme Court has extended for the second time the status quo ante order (SQAO) temporarily stopping the plan to give the late dictator Ferdinand E. Marcos a hero's burial. The high court has extended the SQAO until Nov. 8. The petitioners were...
The annual people’s caravan from the regions will be here from Oct. 13 to 21.
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