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Agcaoili slams false allegations against him, lawyers group
Agcaoili slams false allegations against him, lawyers group
“This series of attacks, bigoted and fantastic as they are, is not only disturbing but can be ominous of even worse things to come.”
‘Time to fight back for alternative news under attack’
‘Time to fight back for alternative news under attack’
Since December, Bulatlat and several alternative media outfits have been experiencing a series of Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks, where the server of a website is maliciously being overloaded to shut it down.
‘Direct hit’ Bulacan fisherfolk most affected, least consulted on SMC reclamation
‘Direct hit’ Bulacan fisherfolk most affected, least consulted on SMC reclamation
What is common in the stories of the residents in various coastal sitios of Bulacan is that the “news” about their impending displacement is coming to them in trickles of information packaged in a threat.
International club honors 2 NDFP consultants for peace advocacy
International club honors 2 NDFP consultants for peace advocacy
“This is specifically intended to pay tribute to the advocates of the resolution of the homegrown armed conflict on our soil.”
Can Bangsamoro Autonomous region bring genuine peace to Moro people?
Can Bangsamoro Autonomous region bring genuine peace to Moro people?
“…if traditional politicians will be here to stay, then this will be no different from the past attempts to build an autonomous region.”
Group decries spread of red-tagging lists, flyers in CDO
Group decries spread of red-tagging lists, flyers in CDO
"Such notorious lists have further endangered the already perilous situation of human rights defenders. We have repeatedly raised how these arbitrary and baseless accusations incite threats to the lives and security of named individuals, the worst of which is that they become victims of extrajudicial killings."
Bulacan fisherfolk, women want genuine, inclusive Manila Bay rehabilitation
Bulacan fisherfolk, women want genuine, inclusive Manila Bay rehabilitation
While the government is riding on the popular call for cleanup of Manila Bay, harnessing free labor of volunteers for fishing out thrash in Manila Bay, it is, on the other hand, disproportionately blaming the poor and seeking their demolition in favor of reclamation plans and other real estate development.
‘Big-time oil price hikes can be avoided’ – progressive lawmakers
‘Big-time oil price hikes can be avoided’ – progressive lawmakers
“The latest round of price hikes will definitely hurt consumers including low to middle-income earners and especially poor sectors like farmers, fisherfolk and urban poor.”
GMA 7 talents are regular employees, appellate court rules
GMA 7 talents are regular employees, appellate court rules
“Truly, without their work, petitioner GMA would have nothing to air, hence the private respondents' services in the former's television program were unquestionably necessary and essential.”
PH gov’t red tags rights groups in complaint to UN
PH gov’t red tags rights groups in complaint to UN
“The testimonies of the victims and their communities, as well as their steadfast commitment to fight for justice are enough bases to overcome the lies of this administration.”
How redbaiting triggers the killing of activists in the Philippines
How redbaiting triggers the killing of activists in the Philippines
No one has stopped them from lampooning the CPP in local and international platforms. But they turned their valid right to criticize into a cheap redbaiting ploy to attack activists. It is therefore not a surprise to learn that the state has used their work to develop a propaganda material and even legal evidence to persecute militant activists while praising the politics of the moderates.
Int’l community calls for the release of Filipino trade unionist
Int’l community calls for the release of Filipino trade unionist
Messages of solidarity came from Hongkong, Brussels, Vancouver, and Chicago.
This Week on People’s History: Execution of Gomburza
This Week on People’s History: Execution of Gomburza
In this episode, Bulatlat remembers the execution of the three Filipino priests who fought the Spanish colonization. Today, church people remain under attack for standing in solidarity with the Filipino people in their struggles and aspirations.
This Week on People’s History: Execution of Gomburza
This Week on People’s History: Execution of Gomburza
In this episode, Bulatlat remembers the execution of the three Filipino priests who fought the Spanish colonization. Today, church people remain under attack for standing in solidarity with the Filipino people in their struggles and aspirations.
OBR 2019 | Why Filipinos are rising to end gender-based violence?
OBR 2019 | Why Filipinos are rising to end gender-based violence?
Participants of the One Billion Rising share why they join the campaign to end gender-based violence.
This Week on People’s History: Establishment of La Solidaridad
This Week on People’s History: Establishment of La Solidaridad
In This Week on People's History, Bulatlat remembers the publishing of the first issue of La Solidaridad, the official publication of the Propaganda Movement. Today, alternative media outfits continue the tradition of reporting the plight of the marginalized.
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