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Dee Ayroso | Jan 11, 2022
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Group condemns abduction of political prisoner’s wife in Bacolod
Group condemns abduction of political prisoner’s wife in Bacolod
Before the incident, Joyna Lacio Sabanal received several death threats through messages and calls from suspected state agents.
Neglected and attacked, health workers push back and score victories
Neglected and attacked, health workers push back and score victories
The campaign asserting their rights and welfare won for them some of their much-deserved benefits, and led to the expansion and consolidation of their unions and organizations.
Group welcomes release of longest-held political prisoner
Group welcomes release of longest-held political prisoner
“We commend the decision of the court and we hope this will presage more releases of political prisoners who are foisted with trumped-up charges in retaliation for their activism or to make them the fall guy to take the blame for NPA operations.”
Health advocates urge gov’t to view pandemic as a public health emergency
Health advocates urge gov’t to view pandemic as a public health emergency
“We don’t have a concept of disease surveillance where communities are regularly tested, or in looking for the possible source of infection.”
Marcos Jr. no show at Comelec’s hearing on disqualification petitions
Marcos Jr. no show at Comelec’s hearing on disqualification petitions
“Allowing Marcos Jr. to run will be a mockery not only of the elections but of our nation’s history, our democracy, and our hard-won rights and freedoms.”
DOH reports 17,220 new COVID-19 cases, groups push for free mass testing and medical assistance
DOH reports 17,220 new COVID-19 cases, groups push for free mass testing and medical assistance
Anakpawis Party-list First Nominee Rafael Mariano said, “We have been calling for free mass testing and medical support since 2020. These are the fundamental concerns of poor families, they are not able to take the test immediately and still want to work so that the family can have something to eat.”
Restricting the unvaccinated does not solve the COVID-19 surge, groups say
Restricting the unvaccinated does not solve the COVID-19 surge, groups say
“Prohibiting access to basic services such as public transportation and threats of possible arrests and detention of unvaccinated individuals if they go out of their homes are certainly highly questionable policies that violate their rights.”
Question Everything | The books I read in 2021
Question Everything | The books I read in 2021
Mong Palatino's reads in 2021 are a mix of history, culture, revolution, and technology.
The terror inside the Anti-Terror Law
The terror inside the Anti-Terror Law
“Sometimes, the government is forced to do something depending on the resistance of the people outside the congress. “Even if the fight is hard inside, we can make it work through the support of the masses outside.”
Health advocates call for free mass testing amid Omicron surge
Health advocates call for free mass testing amid Omicron surge
"We must not neglect testing the way it has been in past two years. Access to testing must be ensured, especially for symptomatic individuals, and those who cannot work from home regardless of vaccination status."
‘Resisting Tyranny’ | A trail of blood: Duterte’s relationship with CARHRIHL
‘Resisting Tyranny’ | A trail of blood: Duterte’s relationship with CARHRIHL
From December 2020 to December 2021, there have been at least 29,782 human rights violations, or an average of 82 per day, committed by state forces of the Rodrigo Duterte administration.
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