On Arakan incident: NPA gives battle to Army men who fired at them
“The armed men inside the white vehicle which the government troops said was that of the PSG identified themselves as from the Army.”
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“The armed men inside the white vehicle which the government troops said was that of the PSG identified themselves as from the Army.”
The first group of Lakbayanis who will join the SONA rally arrive in UP Diliman.
“We, the poor are the first ones to get killed... When we get caught for the slightest offense, we get killed right away.”
“What did the President decide to give these rights abusers? Not punishment, but more power to abuse.”
They may be in need of help from the government, but displacing them from their homes and stripping them off of their livelihoods to give way to foreign investors are the last kind of “help” they could hope for.
“Our call is to stop militarization, not only in the UP Mindanao campus but also in all other campuses all over the country.”
“We showed it is possible for iskolars ng bayan to unite.”
“We call on iskolars ng bayan to not let up the pressure on the UP administration lest it retracts this decision to stop tuition collection.”
“I believe we all have a grain of mustard seed of prayer.”
Peasant organizer and NDFP consultant Leopoldo Caloza, 60, has been imprisoned for almost 11 years.
UP has been allocated P376 million to cover the tuition of all students, yet fee collection continues.
Soldiers’ presence and bomber planes flying at midnight over the communities of Lianga town drove some 2,000 villagers packing before dawn today.
Emojis summed up the progressive group’s ratings on the administration’s response to basic people’s issues.
Groups worry that the incident may be a prelude to a crackdown against activists.
'The real victims are not the terrorists, but the civilian who get caught amid the bombings.'
This year's theme is "Here Together."
“We have learned this from history: martial law did not bring peace.”
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