By DEE AYROSO
AFP, your pants are on fire
Category: Commentary
The Philippine (cyber) Army hard at work
By DEE AYROSO
Updating Goebbels
By DEE AYROSO
Root Access | Pursuing digital justice in the Philippines
Filipinos have the right to be properly informed of and have control over the collection, storage, processing, and transmission of their data. The government must prepare and equip the people with the knowledge, tools, and safeguards against possible ill effects of digitalization, automation, AI, and other social and technical changes.
Ecofascism?
By TILDE ACUÑA
Head scratchers: ’22 budget, apology for drug lord slay
Duterte said they were members of a drug ring operating not only in the Philippines but in the whole of Southeast Asia. He identified one of them as Youhua Xu, who he said is “one of the biggest shabu importers in the Philippines. He was a member of a transnational drug trafficking organization.”
Escape from freedom
In the Philippines, the above events of September at home and abroad have added to widespread citizen fatigue and resistance in exercising the sovereign right and duty of checking government excesses, holding it accountable, and demanding and struggling for the changes the country has needed for decades.
‘PPE’
By TILDE ACUÑA
Well-funded operations
By DEE AYROSO
Sino ang pumapatay sa mga aktibista?
Basta aktibista, markado ng estado.
First Person | Si Kelot
There is nothing farther from the truth, if we go by the sharpness of her poetry and the chronicles of her life: all inflected with a sense of purpose, survival, and integrity.