Groups remember Martial Law with protests
The September 21 protests will also be held in various parts of the country.
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The September 21 protests will also be held in various parts of the country.
“Duterte's appearance in court today proves that he has been feigning sick all this time."
A highly militarized environment may create a “climate of fear” that could result in voter disenfranchisement.
"People's rights do not become suspended whenever the President is courting foreign investors.”
Members of the volunteer group were photographed and recorded during the activity without their consent.
“It spits in the face of the victims of human rights violations whose lives were robbed while the Marcoses lived an extravagant lifestyle."
“While the Romualdezes are reveling in their stolen wealth, the people of Eastern Visayas struggle with extreme food insecurity.”
“The purpose and message of the warning is also clear, particularly to the organizations they belong to and to Bicolanos in general, that Marcos administration is ready to suppress free organizing, legitimate criticism, and just resistance."
The continued failure to integrate time allowances earned by prisoners while under BJMP custody into their official Bureau of Corrections records has contributed to prolonged detention and forced some inmates to seek costly legal remedies simply to secure their release.
My grandchild was traumatized because he saw how soldiers killed his father.
Bayan Central Visayas characterized the incident as a targeted attack on progressive leadership intended to stifle dissent and intimidate grassroots activists.
“Not a single success story, not one was recovered even with orders from the court."
“It was easy for other people to tell me to give up the fight. But win or lose, I’ll never stop fighting. I’ll never lose hope for Darwin."
“The government must be held accountable for continuing to fund and sustain avenues that manufacture malicious narratives."
“To ignore this UN ruling is to further slain the Philippines' record on press freedom, human rights, and democracy.”
The disappearance of millions of pesos destroyed the very foundation of the system that prison officials asked them to trust.
This activity raises questions about national sovereignty and the increasing US military forces in the country.
“Negros 19 is the biggest single mass casualty involving international humanitarian law violations that we have documented and looked into in the recent years."
More than a dozen armed and uniformed personnel were inside the university, including members of the 103rd Infantry Battalion and the Kalinga Police Provincial Office.
The real threat comes from state policies and operations by the National Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict (NTF-ELCAC) that silence ordinary citizens.
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