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Political prisoner dies after 16 years in jail

Arry Asiddao June 14, 2021 Jesus Alegre, Kapatid, Moreta Alegre, political prisoners
Political prisoner dies after 16 years in jail

“What kind of government jails a family for 16 years and ignores all appeals for their freedom although the elderly Alegre couple are eligible for pardon and humanitarian release especially at this time of pandemic?”

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Lumad teacher, student recount ‘psychological torture’ while in police custody

Arry Asiddao May 27, 2021 bakwit schools, Lumad schools, Lumad students, NTF-ELCAC, save our schools
Lumad teacher, student recount ‘psychological torture’ while in police custody

“They told me we wouldn’t be released unless we admit to being rebels.” — Lumad teacher

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ATC ‘terror list’ poses greater danger, chilling effect on critics

Arry Asiddao May 14, 2021 Anti-Terror Council, Anti-Terror Law
ATC ‘terror list’ poses greater danger, chilling effect on critics

Karapatan called the ATC a ‘copy-paste’ of the National Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict (NTF-ELCAC) that ‘incites violence’ now legitimized by the Anti-Terror Law.

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Agri groups to boycott DA’s National Food Security Summit

Arry Asiddao May 11, 2021 Agroecology X, ASF, National Food Security Summit, rice tariffication law
Agri groups to boycott DA’s National Food Security Summit

Agroecology X, an alliance of local food producers and agricultural groups, pointed out the Department of Agriculture’s failure to address their problems, particularly the impacts of African swine fever and rice importation.

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‘Flexible’ and stretched too thin: How mothers deal with work and family in a pandemic

Arry Asiddao May 9, 2021 burden of online learning, work from home, working mothers
‘Flexible’ and stretched too thin: How mothers deal with work and family in a pandemic

Women, who have always shouldered the overwhelming burden of unpaid domestic labor, take the brunt of workplace disruptions. Mothers now also have to supervise their children’s e-learning and attend to their needs 24/7, all the while navigating new work arrangements.

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Zambales youth activists released after Labor Day arrest

Arry Asiddao May 4, 2021 arrests, Red tagging, Zambales 12
Zambales youth activists released after Labor Day arrest

The police and military also forced the victims to sign a document linking them to the Communist Party of the Philippines – New People’s Army (CPP-NPA), CEGP said.

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37 UP security guards back on duty

Arry Asiddao May 3, 2021 Alliance of Contractual Emplyees-UP, contractualization in UP, UP security guards
37 UP security guards back on duty

Alliance of Contractual Employees (ACE) UP said it welcomes the “small victory” but considers the current count of reinstated guards “too few” considering the number of guards who were displaced.

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Pandemic worsens poor workplace health and safety

Arry Asiddao April 30, 2021 IOHSAD, occupational health and safety, pandemic leave
Pandemic worsens poor workplace health and safety

The pandemic only compounded the already dismal status of occupational health and safety in the country. Workers are either thrusted into work-from-home setups, forced to risk exposure to Covid-19 in their traditional workplaces, or retrenched altogether.

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