UP Carillon bells peal out vs killings
“There should be due process.”
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“There should be due process.”
During the first round of formal talks in Oslo, Norway held in August, both parties agreed to “reconcile and develop their separate unilateral ceasefire orders into a single unified bilateral document within 60 days.”
Students nationwide stage a walkout to commemorate martial law and protest its repressive legacies.
“Solidarity is to rise as one: against neoliberalism, patriarchy, militarism - and all their allied evils."
“The LGBT struggle is not far from the class struggles of the Filipino.”
Three former student activists were awarded with the sablay, symbolizing UP’s recognition of them as honorary alumni.
Green groups call for a moratorium on coal plants, and for the country’s conversion to clean energy and nationalization of the power industry.
'Paramilitary group Magahat Bagani will not be courageous without someone fueling them' - Father Fortunato Estillore
It’s a sad day for Davao and for the Philippines -- Paolo Duterte, Davao City Vice-Mayor
“Burying the dictator in the Libingan ng mga Bayani will not heal our wounded country.”
Some 200 students stormed the UP Board of Regents meeting in a protest Aug. 25.
Soldiers from the 54th Infantry Battalion (IB), likely augmented by other units of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP), are reportedly intensifying rather than ceasing military operations in the north.
'Fighting for workers’ rights is not a crime. No worker should be jailed for exercising his rights.'
“The ongoing killings by law enforcers in the name of the war on drugs and without due process, is not any different from what the police and military under Jovito Palparan, Arroyo and Aquino did to activists and media workers who criticized government.”
“The case of Pajalla is a concrete representation that the remnants of the previous regimes’ fascist counterinsurgency programs still remain in the Duterte administration."
“The peasants of Southern Tagalog call on the Duterte administration, and to Quezon Governor (David) Suarez to immediately release Antonio Pajalla.”
“If we offer our lives to a cause, it must be up to the very end.”
“We must assert our territorial integrity through stronger diplomatic relations with a vast array of countries, and not solely the US.”
Many urban poor pin their hopes on President Duterte’s plan to improve the country.
"It is a reprehensible, premeditated act designed to preempt the peace negotiations that clearly exposes the innate warmongering character of the AFP which continues to kowtow the AFP-US Aquino’s fascist Oplan Bayanihan," Rubi del Mundo, spokesperson of NDF-Southern Mindanao Region, said.
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