Lianga Massacre and the Lumad struggle
More than a decade has passed but justice remains elusive.
Franck Dick A. Rosete is a community journalist based in Cagayan de Oro, the regional center of Northern Mindanao. His enthusiasm for writing community and people stories can be equated to an imperishable relationship, which he is abundant in, except for the romantic one.
Franck Dick A. Rosete is a community journalist based in Cagayan de Oro, the regional center of Northern Mindanao. His enthusiasm for writing community and people stories can be equated to an imperishable relationship, which he is abundant in, except for the romantic one.
More than a decade has passed but justice remains elusive.
“The presidential order is apparently intended to assure potential investors that national government mechanisms are in place to respond to Pax Silica's mineral requirements.”
“To ignore this UN ruling is to further slain the Philippines' record on press freedom, human rights, and democracy.”
This activity raises questions about national sovereignty and the increasing US military forces in the country.
Counterterrorism is again being used as a pretext to justify and normalize growing US military presence in the country.
Our policemen should not be involved since this is a land dispute.
How will Marcos fund the P7.2 trillion national budget when 2027 revenue collection is projected to be only at P5.206 trillion?
“As the years pass, it becomes easier for the world to move on. But for the families left behind, there is no moving on."
“These [allegations] have been constantly used by Robin Padilla."
“Far from being benign, trips sponsored by Israel are designed to bury the truth and whitewash reportage of the ongoing genocide against the Palestinian people."
“We remain vigilant and steadfast as we go through the legal process and further advance the campaign for William Lariosa’s surfacing."
"Sara Duterte must be held accountable for misusing OVP and DepEd funds for operations that have nothing to do with improving the quality of education in the country."
“If they won’t stop red-tagging, profiling, tailing, harassing, and intimidating us, we will file a case.”
It is atrocious for the second-highest official of the land to make such generalizations on journalists and media workers who remain committed to reporting on the truth despite continuing attacks.
"The government must respond with the same urgency and resolve."
“Justice and respect to our rights must be given to us and not the military carrying chairs who deprived us to learn."
Eleven journalists and media workers were killed under his administration, according to the National Union of Journalists of the Philippines (NUJP).
The prolonged and permanent displacement, long-overdue monetary compensation, and the dire situation of displaced families reflect “the true face of Marawi’s rehabilitation.”
"Marcos is at the top, and those at the lower levels cannot be the only ones held accountable."
“Any act by law enforcement that prevents members of the press from documenting public assemblies undermines press freedom."
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