Office of Aglipayan bishop in Pagadian City ransacked
“What could be the motive of the robber in taking only the CPU and leaving other more valuable things? Information.”
“What could be the motive of the robber in taking only the CPU and leaving other more valuable things? Information.”
The urban poor group Kadamay said the demolition was meant to pave way for the construction of "Cloverleaf," a high-end business and residential complex owned by a big real estate company Ayala Land.
Migrant workers and their families push to get a seat in Congress.
“Her appearance has improved. She is no longer pale and her lips are reddish. But she remains comatose.”
“I do not understand why the military is attacking our schools. They do not know its impact on our community.”
“Principles, not plunder. Platform, not personality.”
The mothers of the two missing UP students suspect “The Butcher” is seeking acquittal through a senate seat.
“We will fight for this, because we do not want others to be victimized.”
“There is no truth that I was released because my case went through a democratic process. If so, there should have never been a case against me. I should not have been imprisoned. And my daughter would not have died.”
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“We believe that no real freedom and peace will prosper in the Philippines if our state forces remain to be the number one human rights violator.”
A human rights leader who is at the forefront of assisting Lumad victims and evacuees is the latest to be slapped with criminal charges.
“The presence of the military’s ‘peace and development teams’ in the community bolstered the culture of impunity and even emboldened the perpetrators who killed the farmer-couple.”
“Such documents could only have been obtained by deliberate and systematized acts of surveillance and data-gathering on the part of respondents.”
Among some 3,000 Lumads seeking refuge at the Surigao del Sur Sports Center, there are two mothers of nearly the same age named Maribel Enriquez. Both seek justice for the plight they are going through because of the military.
Judge Alexander Tamayo said he could go through the case files “all in a day’s work.”
The three men killed in Lianga, Surigao del Sur on Sept. 1 were not only principled leaders who spent their whole lives helping others – they were also good, loving fathers.
“The government needs to make clear that the military, paramilitaries, and the companies that underwrite the projects linked to these human rights violations will no longer enjoy impunity.”
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