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Terminal

Terminal

The Philippine crisis is reaching another acute stage 45 years after Ferdinand Marcos declared martial law in 1972. The country barely survived it then. But this time the affliction could very well be terminal. Today as in 1972, authoritarian rule, whether through...

No place for human rights

No place for human rights

Human rights defenders are understandably disappointed with the Nov. 13-14 31st ASEAN Summit. Not only were human rights the least of the concerns of the leaders of the member-countries of the Association, it also seemed as if they had come to the Philippines with...

Re-visiting Carlos Bulosan

Re-visiting Carlos Bulosan

Review by PAULINO LIM, JR. E. San Juan, Jr., Carlos Bulosan: Revolutionary Filipino Writer in the United States A Critical Appraisal New York: Peter Lang, 2017 Carlos Bulosan: Revolutionary Writer in the United States is part of a project destined for the world’s...

A league of his own

A league of his own

Even if he’s serious about it, President Rodrigo Duterte’s offer for the Philippines to host a high-level meeting, or summit, on human rights is unlikely to materialize. The leaders of those countries accused of human rights violations would hardly welcome an...

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