Media group slams VP’s criticism of Philippine journalism
It is atrocious for the second-highest official of the land to make such generalizations on journalists and media workers who remain committed to reporting on the truth despite continuing attacks.
Cumpio, Domequil appeal financing terrorism conviction to higher court
Terrorism laws like the Anti-Terrorism Law and Terrorism Financing along with the insidious use of military assets to fabricate narratives are weaponized to persecute the likes of Frenchie and Marielle.
Drought spells hunger for farmers
"The threat of El Niño is predictable. What is unacceptable is the government's refusal to act decisively despite years of warning."
Indigenous community rising up against mining in Nueva Vizcaya
For Enggo, it is important to involve not just their community but also other Filipinos to stand with them as the harm caused by mining affects the whole country.
Iyak
Huwag hayaan ang “crocodile tears” ng mga nasa kapangyarihan.
Government urged to fund arts-based psychosocial support for children
Through arts and psychology-guided open-ended questions, facilitators learned about the story behind their drawings.
Gov’t urged for prompt response to 184 additional containers of alleged e-waste from US
"The government must respond with the same urgency and resolve."
Defend Bicol intensifies anti-fascist campaign
More than 8,000 soldiers from the United States, the Philippines, Australia, Japan, New Zealand, and Canada are participating in consecutive “war games” this year.
Soldiers delivering school chairs an ‘insult’ to Lumad militarization victims
“Justice and respect to our rights must be given to us and not the military carrying chairs who deprived us to learn."
Police arrest two community organizers in Laguna
These arrests only serve to worsen the already worrisome state of human rights.
Rights groups condemn interrogation of People’s SONA protesters
Seven detainees were taken in groups to a conference room and questioned without the presence of lawyers.
Filipinos in Toronto denounce Marcos Jr’s SONA
“Marcos Jr., mahiya ka naman.”
Youth activists remain under state repression, surveillance
“They are going house to house just to intimidate us."
GenSan fishers struggle to survive
After dinner on the evening of the interview, the couple prepared once again to head to the sea, cast their nets through the night, and sell what they caught at dawn. They will repeat the cycle the next day.
US threats vs ICC spell impunity for Filipinos — int’l rights group
"An assertion that US personnel must enjoy impunity no what their alleged crimes."















