Carlo Manalansan started as Bulatlat’s photojournalist by accident. While his towering height (compared to average Filipinos) is an advantage, his eye for details makes his photographs always worthy of a second look. Now by choice, Carlo continues to offer his talent, even his quirks and tantrums, with the rest of the team.
Carlo Manalansan started as Bulatlat’s photojournalist by accident. While his towering height (compared to average Filipinos) is an advantage, his eye for details makes his photographs always worthy of a second look. Now by choice, Carlo continues to offer his talent, even his quirks and tantrums, with the rest of the team.
The event brought together Ka Louie’s family, relatives, long-time colleagues, and comrades and celebrated his unwavering commitment to the Filipino people's struggle for genuine peace, justice, and national sovereignty.
Media workers, press freedom advocates, and progressive groups rally outside the National Intelligence Coordinating Agency (NICA), denouncing the anti-terror law's chilling effect on media outfits such as Bulatlat and Pinoy Weekly. This photo was taken in 2023 after the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) ordered the blocking of 27 websites over unfounded allegations of "promoting terrorism".
A fisherman from Bai, Laguna returns home after hours of casting his nets. The communities in Bai Laguna face mounting concerns over the proposed floating solar farms and infrastructure projects funded by the Asian Development Bank that threaten to disrupt the...
Youth groups held Black Friday protest action outside Miriam College along Katipunan Avenue, Quezon City on Friday, March 14 in, supporting ICC’s arrest of Duterte and demanding justice for all victims of human rights violations. Sectoral and progressive groups joined the protest carrying their specific calls amidst Duterte arrest.
For workers in Southern Tagalog, repression is as normal as resistance.
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