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Manila Bay oil spill has paralyzed small fisherfolk, consumers

Manila Bay oil spill has paralyzed small fisherfolk, consumers

It is projected that almost 46,000 fisherfolk will be affected by the oil spill if left uncontrolled, particularly in the National Capital Region (NCR), Central Luzon, and Region 4-A. Currently, Pambansang Lakas ng Mamamalakaya (PAMALAKAYA) reported that 29,000 fisherfolk from Cavite alone, were at risk, while 9,000 fisherfolk in Bataan.

3.5 million Filipino children need health, education support

3.5 million Filipino children need health, education support

The Philippines is considered the epicenter of displacement among children due to weather-related events. Data from the United Nations Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF show that 97 percent experienced three or more types of shock, hazard, or stress. In this context, the SCP stressed the heightened risk of displacement, exposure to diseases, and interruption of education for Filipino children.

A drag queen’s fight for climate justice, healthcare, and inclusion

A drag queen’s fight for climate justice, healthcare, and inclusion

Even as an emerging drag queen, Celestia immediately started her career by partnering with the development and humanitarian organization Oxfam Pilipinas to create content about the climate crisis. In the form of reels, she initiated conversations about the connection between the climate crisis and public health, and how the government needs to implement policies that reduce carbon emissions.

Groups seek justice for IP student killed in a military operation

Groups seek justice for IP student killed in a military operation

“While no words can truly console Kuni's family, we stand in unwavering solidarity with them and all Lumad people fighting for their children's right to education amidst escalating violence, militarization, and impunity in their ancestral lands,” said SOS Network, demanding justice for Kuni, his family, and all victims of Lumad killings.

Filipino fisherfolk assert rights on West PH Sea over China’s ‘detention orders’

Filipino fisherfolk assert rights on West PH Sea over China’s ‘detention orders’

Marabe also said that the Chinese forces should be arrested and held accountable, instead of the Filipino fisherfolk, for aggressive penetration of the Philippine territory without permission. He also said that the forces of China are conducting illegal fishing, reclamation, and building of military structures.

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