‘Duterte becoming more like Marcos’
Extrajudicial killings, threats of martial law, return of the death penalty – all are reminiscent of the fascist dictatorship.
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Extrajudicial killings, threats of martial law, return of the death penalty – all are reminiscent of the fascist dictatorship.
Government should prioritize programs to solve poverty, rather than punish children who are only victims of an unjust society.
“Tell your brother, he totally killed a mountain.” – Environment Secretary Regina Lopez to Commission on Appointments Chairman Rep. Ronnie Zamora
Instead of change, women said the new administration only bore all-out war.
Environmental groups, communities push for enforcement of suspension, closure orders on mining operations
“If she is really thinking of improving the lives of teachers, she should have worked towards increasing the benefits of teachers.”
These corporations should be penalized for stonewalling the government’s regulations and thus prolonging the suffering of affected communities.
“Our fellow workers have died, and will continue dying in factories found violating labor standards and occupational and safety standards, if accountability and justice continue to be elusive.”
“Management is claiming that the company is losing money but showed no proof to back up its claim.”
“Through standards only a few foreign corporations could comply to, and through selling vehicles only they could manufacture, jeepney operators are subjected to the monopoly of these corporations, and they would be mired in debt.”
The stories of the injured and the remaining workers, told from varied perspectives in the burning building as they searched for the precious way out, weave a tragic workplace incident that to this day is still crying out for further investigation.
“He can’t commit murder because we do not even kill for food!”
“The all-out-war further exposes the fascist character of the Armed Forces of the Philippines.”
"We urge you to provide genuine service to our sector and stop taking advantage of the Immigration Department's new policy to make money from OFWs.”
“Maintaining healthy watersheds in these areas will guarantee that our population will have adequate, clean and safe water supply for irrigation and domestic water needs.”
In this year’s OBR, the women are adding their voice to the clamor to continue the peace talks.
On Sunday, Feb. 12, elements of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group-National Capital Region and the Philippine Army’s Intelligence Service Group arrested Ferdinand Castillo, campaign officer of Bayan Metro Manila around 4:20 p.m. in Sta. Quiteria, Caloocan City.
"We are ready to fight for justice."
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