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Are cyberattacks mere browsing? A group of Filipino IT experts belied military claims that they were merely browsing through the websites of independent media outlets.
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Balik-Tanaw | By the power of love, we command
Balik-Tanaw | By the power of love, we command
Let us command, not beg. Let us make love our collective political capital to stand up against the enormous political power that has been the cause of our struggles in life. Jesus’ command to love God and to love our neighbors is our primary source of strength and inspiration.
NDFP in Northeast Mindanao confirms Oris’s death
NDFP in Northeast Mindanao confirms Oris’s death
“Ka Oris and his female medic were onboard a motorcycle from the poblacion of the town of Impasug-ong, Bukidnon going towards the national highway where, it is believed, they were ambushed and killed. They never reached the highway."
Filipino health workers’ safety and health in the midst of Covid-19
Filipino health workers’ safety and health in the midst of Covid-19
The reverting to the strictest lockdown did not offer relief to the overburdened health workers as Covid-19 cases continued to climb, following pronouncements from the health department that there is already a community transmission of the Delta variant, a variant of concern per the WHO that has brought nightmares to the public health care of other countries hit by it.
‘A disservice to victims of rights abuses’ | Int’l lawyers group oppose Harry Roque’s bid to UN law body
‘A disservice to victims of rights abuses’ | Int’l lawyers group oppose Harry Roque’s bid to UN law body
“Fact twisters like Harry Roque are not worthy of a seat in the International Law Commission nor in any public office.” - a group of US-based Filipino activists.
Why ‘Balik Binhi Program’ is a proactive climate response
Why ‘Balik Binhi Program’ is a proactive climate response
For organic farmers, innovation starts with seeds.
Gov’t urged to provide more dryers for palay farmers as rainy season begins
Gov’t urged to provide more dryers for palay farmers as rainy season begins
With the La Niña season at hand, a farmers’ group urged the Philippine government to provide more mechanical grain dryers to aid farmers who are harvesting this season, saying that the increased rains are making them scramble to dry their produce.
PH comics, COP26, and climate change cops
PH comics, COP26, and climate change cops
A take on the comic art anthology that tackles climate crisis.
Owlcademics hoot: Hands off our libraries
Owlcademics hoot: Hands off our libraries
Academicians oppose government's banning of books.
Analysis | Beyond fuel taxes, regulate and nationalize the oil industry
Analysis | Beyond fuel taxes, regulate and nationalize the oil industry
A 20-passenger jeepney usually has a full tank capacity of 60 liters, which means that the driver is spending ?1,107 ($21.83) more to fill up his tank. That is equivalent to about 29 kilos of rice - or two weeks’ worth of the regular consumption of a five- to six-member household.
Labor rights group alarmed over threat, harassment of staff
Labor rights group alarmed over threat, harassment of staff
The CTUHR said they are "highly alarmed by this threat as the human rights situation in the country continues to deteriorate and lives of human rights defenders are put at risk."
#ColLab | The two progressives running for Senate
#ColLab | The two progressives running for Senate
In the upcoming 2022 elections, the progressives are fielding two activists who are known for fighting for people's rights and welfare all their lives.
Question Everything | War and resistance in Myanmar and the Philippines
Question Everything | War and resistance in Myanmar and the Philippines
Myanmar’s experience offers relevant lessons for those who are monitoring the pro-democracy movements in Thailand, Hong Kong, and the Philippines.
Balik-Tanaw | To the poor, your faith has healed you!
Balik-Tanaw | To the poor, your faith has healed you!
By JENNIFER FERARIZA-MENESES Board of Women’s Work of The United Methodist Church Ps 126:1-2, 2-3, 4-5, 6 Jer 31:7-9 Heb 5:1-6 Mk 10:46-52 The Faith of the Poor During Jesus’ time, the beggars on the street were considered to have the lowest economic status. They...
Palawan court denies ailing political prisoner’s plea for compassionate release
Palawan court denies ailing political prisoner’s plea for compassionate release
“It should bother everyone but it doesn’t bother the court why a bedridden old man, completely disabled and incapable of any self-care, cannot benefit from the equity of the law that was used in principle to grant bail for jailed and convicted politicians accused of non bailable high crimes."
On Peasant Day, MWSS demolishes 11 farmers’ homes near La Mesa Dam
On Peasant Day, MWSS demolishes 11 farmers’ homes near La Mesa Dam
“Staging a demolition exactly on the day we remember the peasant struggle is the highest form of disrespect.”
Kailan ipaghahain ng gobyerno ang taumbayan?
Kailan ipaghahain ng gobyerno ang taumbayan?
Ang community pantries ay kabaligtaran ng tikom na kamay na bakal ng gubyerno.
Next president must reverse worsening food insufficiency, agri groups say
Next president must reverse worsening food insufficiency, agri groups say
We are challenging those who will run in the elections, that if they win, they should make laws and policies for the benefit of farmers and poor consumers.
Gov’t told to fund safe return of face-to-face classes
Gov’t told to fund safe return of face-to-face classes
Teachers and youth groups urged the Philippine government to build public confidence and fund the safe return of face-to-face classes, following reports of the reduced number of schools that will be participating in the pilot run.
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