Benjie Oliveros | Jan 18, 2018
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Student journalists condemn attacks on press freedom
Student journalists condemn attacks on press freedom
"Several campus publications and student journalists across the country have been subjected to various forms of harassment, red-tagging and military surveillance."
Salary increases for soldiers, police, but not for teachers, government employees
Salary increases for soldiers, police, but not for teachers, government employees
“Civilian employees will be left far behind by their armed counterparts although they have similar, even higher qualifications, or have spent equal, even more years in government service.”
NUJP hits proposal to restrain free press, expression
NUJP hits proposal to restrain free press, expression
“This proposal is as dangerous as it is, to put it as plainly as possible, stupid.”
Waltzing with a dictator?| House resolution to convene ConAss for charter change hurriedly passed
Waltzing with a dictator?| House resolution to convene ConAss for charter change hurriedly passed
“This Congress is a joke. An important matter as amendments to the Constitution was railroaded, interpellations were abruptly stopped, and the period of debate disregarded.”
Protesters of TRAIN, Duterte’s cha-cha to House of Representatives: ‘Pity our children’
Protesters of TRAIN, Duterte’s cha-cha to House of Representatives: ‘Pity our children’
“Federalism is just a smokescreen for cha-cha.”
Martial law victims vow to challenge any compromise plan with Marcoses
Martial law victims vow to challenge any compromise plan with Marcoses
"We strongly hold on to our stand that this is a reversal of history and an escape from accountability for their crimes of plunder and human rights violations.”
‘A prelude to 24/7 martial law’| SC urged to junk second ML extension
‘A prelude to 24/7 martial law’| SC urged to junk second ML extension
"Whether the extension of Martial Law in Mindanao is rooted in fear, fancy, or plain and simple malevolence, its effects on people’s rights, lives and liberties are all too real.”
Virtual closure of Rappler condemned
Virtual closure of Rappler condemned
“Who is next, Mr. President? ABS-CBN? The community journalists tagged as communists? The artists who expose your bloody drug war?”
NAPC bats for new anti-poverty approaches
NAPC bats for new anti-poverty approaches
NAPC Secretary Liza Maza hopes that their book of proposals will inspire meaningful debates among policy makers, change the way they see the poor and poverty, and usher in a comprehensive and integrated approach to poverty reduction this new year.
Yearender 2017: Unmasking his militarist track, Duterte turns his back on peace
Yearender 2017: Unmasking his militarist track, Duterte turns his back on peace
“This is an unfortunate development in our work for peace. Never before have we all reached this far in our negotiations with (the CPP/NPA/NDFP).”
‘Let me testify, prove my innocence in court’ — Mary Jane tells Pres. Duterte on her birthday
‘Let me testify, prove my innocence in court’ — Mary Jane tells Pres. Duterte on her birthday
“President Duterte, my supposed execution was reprieved because Christina (Sergio) and Julius (Lacanilao) have pled their guilt and that I am innocent and had no knowledge of the drugs found in the luggage I brought.”
Yearender 2017: Continuing corporate takeover of the transport system
Yearender 2017: Continuing corporate takeover of the transport system
“Corporations, which are by nature expected to recover the cost of their expenses and liabilities can raise the minimum fare without a public hearing.”
Groups slam Appeals Court order releasing alleged mastermind in Ortega slay
Groups slam Appeals Court order releasing alleged mastermind in Ortega slay
“For us, they might not be the murderers of our children, spouses, or kin, but they represent the thousands of killings that have not reached as far as putting the perpetrators to jail.”
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