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“We are appealing to the public, as well as the international community to unite and defend Lumad schools in Mindanao.”
“How can we say that martial law will ensure the safety of the people when we have these reports?”
Among those arrested are three volunteer teachers of Alcadev.
“Her release was made possible by her family, lawyers, human rights advocates, and UP students and teachers, who raised bail money for her.”
“We, the poor are the first ones to get killed... When we get caught for the slightest offense, we get killed right away.”
“What did the President decide to give these rights abusers? Not punishment, but more power to abuse.”
"The fight will continue until we achieve justice; This is an endless search."
“We demand that perpetrators be arrested and punished.”
“We need big mass actions to release our loved ones.”
“Support may also be by means of volunteer work, donations or fund raising activities.”
Victims of drug-related killings and other human rights violations came together in a tearful gathering.
Peasant organizer and NDFP consultant Leopoldo Caloza, 60, has been imprisoned for almost 11 years.
Soldiers’ presence and bomber planes flying at midnight over the communities of Lianga town drove some 2,000 villagers packing before dawn today.
Children evacuees of Marawi city hope President Duterte will rebuild their homes.
When his mother was disappeared in 2006, Ipe Soco found his voice in writing, through which he continues to cry for justice for all desaparecidos.
Groups worry that the incident may be a prelude to a crackdown against activists.
'The real victims are not the terrorists, but the civilian who get caught amid the bombings.'
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