Aglipayan bishop, 3 others arrested in Ozamiz City
“We condemn this act of harassment to God’s workers who earnestly work for peace and justice."
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“We condemn this act of harassment to God’s workers who earnestly work for peace and justice."
“It’s discouraging. It’s like scrounging for alms from an institution which should actually provide free education.”
Gina Lopez’s rejection as DENR Secretary by the Commission on Appointments shows how destructive industries continue to hold Philippine lawmakers by their necks.
Low wages, loans, and underemployment plague women in the labor force.
Kalinga tribes continue to defend their ancestral lands from threats of destructive projects.
“Trump, as president of the number one GHG emitter, is defending the corporate interests of dirty corporations.”
“Because of extreme poverty, the government should create and provide regular jobs to enable the poor majority to live decent lives.”
“All we need right after the fire tragedy is speedy government support and economic aid. We don’t want to be displaced from our community because it means taking us away from our sources of livelihood.”
The GRP and NDFP negotiating panels announced the opening ceremony of their fourth round of formal talks is postponed to “around one or two o’clock in the afternoon” (six o seven o’clock in the evening, Philippine time) to allow discussions on President Rodrigo Duterte’s new instructions to his negotiators.
"We will demand justice."
Support poured in for the urban poor occupying idle houses in Bulacan.
Danah Marie Marcellana, 20, a peasant organizer and martyr’s daughter was abducted by soldiers along with three others on March 7.
The ‘social justice’ issue being raised by Sec. Lopez covers most of the agenda being raised by workers.
The Supreme Court ruled in 2014 and reaffirmed in 2015 that DAP is unconstitutional. However, government executives who authored and implemented it have not yet been made to account for it until today.
“May this turn our anguish and anger into a burning fervor to serve the people.”
The lesson of Edsa People Power should serve as a warning to President Duterte, said progressives.
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