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“Instead of holding men accountable for their cheating and abuse, the advice places the burden on women to keep their partners through sexual performance."
“We will not allow our workers, farmers, and indigenous peoples to be used only for the gain of a few. The youth and Gen Z’s calls are to fight for our future, to reject Pax Silica, [and] Trump out now."
“It was really built to cater to corporations. Any semblance that it protects IP rights and allows Indigenous peoples to say no is gone,” Claver explained in Filipino.
Vendors now struggle to sell their products due to the low number of buyers and the constant threat that authorities might confiscate their goods and arrest them.
"Family members searching for their disappeared loved ones have to endure threats and harassment from state forces on top of the terrible uncertainty and emotional turmoil they are already going through."
The arrests unfolded amid youth-led protests across the country, as students rallied against the expected arrival of U.S. President Donald Trump.
The Counterdocket exposed the harms caused by the IMF-WB.
"Where is the respect for farmers and Aytas who will be evicted from their communities because of Pax Silica?”
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Ledesma was recognized for his coverage on land disputes, renewable energy projects, palm oil expansion and reclamation. He also documented life stories of sugar workers, landless farmers, and communities facing possible displacement.
At the barricade, she has found her place by turning its often-invisible work of care into a collective act of resistance.
For Gilda Salazar Laag, if it were not for the mangroves, more would have been dead from Yolanda.
Amid the warming climate and the looming impacts of large-scale extractive mining projects, women like Peralez, Millomeda, and Decena, from fishing, farming, and religious backgrounds across Mati City have come together to protect one of the most ecologically critical areas in their town.
The Lumad community used to occupy more than a hectare only of the 2,000 hectares of Sëzukadang. However, they were able to reclaim a total of seven hectares now through reforestation.
Consumers expect their items to arrive in a snap. But this is not simply because of technology – but because of the women workers’ labor inside those massive warehouses.
"We hope there will be no more mining projects and that these mining companies will leave, because I know that mining is not the only way a community can achieve progress."
"Marcos is at the top, and those at the lower levels cannot be the only ones held accountable."
From the island and mountains of Rizal to the watershed of Samar Island, wind energy projects are being built on the forests that protect communities from floods and landslides.
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Balikan natin kung bakit tinawag na ‘perfect failure’ ang pag-atake ng United States sa Bay of Pigs sa Cuba.
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