‘Army use of child a violation of int’l humanitarian law’
“What the 93rd Infantry Battalion did is equal to hostage-taking,"
‘Army use of child a violation of int’l humanitarian law’
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Family, advocates remember 1987 killing of peasant leader, son
Family, advocates remember 1987 killing of peasant leader, son
"His legacy lives on in the continuing struggle to free farmers from landlessness."
Leyte farmer files harassment complaint vs military
Leyte farmer files harassment complaint vs military
"He was instead confronted by a certain Simon who later grabbed him by the collar, hit him with a piece of chopped wood, and threatened that he will be hanged or electrocuted if he does not cooperate with them."
Fuel hikes squeeze jeepney drivers, commuters dry
Fuel hikes squeeze jeepney drivers, commuters dry
Transportation costs are rising, but household incomes do not necessarily rise at the same pace.
Deterioration of civic space continues under Marcos Jr — global report
Deterioration of civic space continues under Marcos Jr — global report
The Philippines has been rated “Repressed” for five consecutive years.
Labnotes | Ang kontradiksyon ng renewable energy transition sa Pilipinas
Labnotes | Ang kontradiksyon ng renewable energy transition sa Pilipinas
Sino ang may-ari ng mga planta, sinu-sino ang may kontrol ng transmisyon at distribusyon, at para saan ba talaga ang Electric Power Industry Reform Act?
First Person | Losing a home
First Person | Losing a home
Losing CMFR feels a lot like losing a home.
Seafarers demand end to US war
Seafarers demand end to US war
The Philippines is not just being exploited from their resources but it is also exposed to the enemies of the U.S.
University admin cancels human rights docu screening
University admin cancels human rights docu screening
People at the venue reported the individuals as they were suspiciously taking photos and videos of participants and organizers of the activity from morning to afternoon.
Cultural workers vs fascism, demolition
Cultural workers vs fascism, demolition
"Why do they not care about the youth's livelihoods? Our education?"
Not losing hope for 16 years, Mary Jane finally free
Not losing hope for 16 years, Mary Jane finally free
Mary Jane’s release is historical for the overseas Filipino workers.
Faith groups push against US-backed ‘Pax Silica’ hub
Faith groups push against US-backed ‘Pax Silica’ hub
“Who really gains from this megaproject?”
Students rally on Martial Law commemoration despite arrest threats
Students rally on Martial Law commemoration despite arrest threats
"We should show that we are strong, that we are united here.”
Gov’t grants Mary Jane Veloso absolute pardon after 16 years
Gov’t grants Mary Jane Veloso absolute pardon after 16 years
Veloso’s freedom was not granted voluntarily but was won through years of struggle by her family, lawyers, and supporters.
Company seeks to evict Sebaring IP residents
Company seeks to evict Sebaring IP residents
"The reality is that we go unnoticed because we are located in such a distant area."
Budget cuts, red-tagging hound LSPU students
Budget cuts, red-tagging hound LSPU students
“Student voices should not only be heard. They should also be considered in policy review."
‘Human rights reparation starts with justice’
‘Human rights reparation starts with justice’
“Essentially, reparation should be proportional to the gravity of the violations committed and the extent of harm suffered.”
CLSU Student Regent red-tagged in latest attack on student leaders
CLSU Student Regent red-tagged in latest attack on student leaders
The package, sent by a certain Jared Mariano from Guimba, Nueva Ecija, contained a red-tagging message formatted as a love letter.
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