Aquino urged to free women political prisoners
“These women who exercise their right to take part on political affairs are jailed because they are unjustly seen as threats to the BS Aquino government.”
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“These women who exercise their right to take part on political affairs are jailed because they are unjustly seen as threats to the BS Aquino government.”
“The Aquino government’s irresponsibility in providing free and quality education to all pushes Filipino students and youth to abandon their dreams, even to the point of taking their own lives.”
Calling President Aquino the “Plunderer-President,” protesters said the Mining Act and the government’s continued liberalization of mining adds more reason for his ouster.
"If, like in 2013, plants were shut down deliberately and power companies colluded among themselves to jack up the cost of power, the consumers have to guard against that." -- (People Opposed to unwarranted Power Rate)
“I strongly believe we will get a cure. Maybe not today, maybe in five or 10 years time.”
“We call on not only to women – mothers, daughters, and sisters – but to everyone to take a stand against the administration that perpetuates violence and corruption.”
“Today, we march out of our classrooms to protest against a shameful presidency.”
“A review of the JSOTF-P operations in the Philippines will reveal the extent of US military intervention in the Philippines.”
“WCSI management remained deaf and blind to the fear of many employees because of so many information being withheld by the company.”
“Back in 2010, there were at least 1.4 million workers, where 22 percent of the total government workers who are either contractuals or job orders, but are no longer any data available on contractualization as the Civil Service Commission has ceased requiring government offices to submit copies of contracts.”
A quick survey of 29 protesters at the 29th year commemoration of Edsa 1 shows how people have changed, but the government and the socio-political system still needs a-changing.
"Edsa (anniversary) is for the ordinary people who fought the dictatorship and continue to fight today,” - Renato Reyes, Bagong Alyansang Makabayan
"We open 2015 with a nationally-coordinated sit-down strike today and this struggle for salary increase for teachers and employees will culminate in a nationwide mass leave in June.”
'The hikes sprang from the oil companies’ “imagination and greed,” which the Oil Deregulation Law gives them license to use.'
“They are obviously hiding something. The family has strong reason to believe that Masubay did not commit suicide.”
“He threatened me, that is also a form of torture.”
“The BS Aquino regime has a highway of crimes that could no longer be ignored.”
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