Memory as defiance: Remembering RJ Ledesma
Death is used as a warning but memory becomes a form of defiance.
Nov
2025
8
Groups demand accountability for corruption, disasters
"While our houses are submerged in flood water, they are literally swimming in money."
Nov
2025
8
How to prepare for a typhoon
Better be prepared for #TyphoonUwan. Here are some important reminders:
Nov
2025
8
Weather advisory for typhoon Uwan
#TyphoonUwan Monitor: Regularly check updates from PAGASA-DOST. Here's the weather forecast for the next few days.
Nov
2025
8
Do not block drug war architect Bato’s impending ICC arrest – kin, rights groups
“Bato deserves to be imprisoned alongside Duterte. Just like his boss, Bato ordered the killing of our loved ones without any remorse."
Nov
2025
8
How Sen. Bato Dela Rosa transformed Duterte’s ‘war on drugs’ rhetoric into a national policy
“Killings in the name of drugs. This is really about killings in the name of drugs. So you drug lords out there, get ready because I’ll crush you.”
Nov
2025
8
Filipino caregivers in the US decry labor exploitation, neglect of PH gov’t
They emphasized that all migrant workers deserve dignity, fair compensation, and proper classification in their workplaces.
Nov
2025
8
Bulatlat reporter named gold winner in international journalism award
The international journalism award is named in honor of Elizabeth Neuffer, the Boston Globe bureau chief at the UN, who died while on an assignment in Baghdad in 2003. It is given by the United Nations Correspondents Association (UNCA).
Nov
2025
7
Court grants motion to nullify murder raps vs redtagged journo
Regional Trial Court Branch 21 noted the “glaring disparity and difference regarding the identity of the person named in the complaint and the person arrested."
Nov
2025
6
CA declares no legal basis for civil forfeiture case vs red-tagged journalist, lay worker
In a 27-page ruling on October 29, Associate Justice Apolinario Bruselas Jr. stated that AMLC can only pursue civil forfeiture if funds or properties are proven to be tied to financing terrorism crime.
Nov
2025
6
Generational struggle for agrarian reform
Miriam has worn many uniforms: factory worker, admin officer, pastoral worker, local official, peasant organizer.
Nov
2025
6
Caraga faces environmental damage from nickel mining
Despite the harm to the residents’ health and livelihood, they did not get any compensation.
Nov
2025
6
Fishers demand justice, accountability after ethanol spill devastates Bais Bay
Pamalakaya calls for immediate economic aid and long-term compensation and for URC to shoulder the cleanup costs.
Nov
2025
6
‘Man-made disaster’ | Typhoon Tino exposes deadly cost of unregulated quarrying in Cebu
“These impacts are not entirely caused by natural disasters but by decades of environmental degradation."
Nov
2025
6
Farmers group warns of ‘recycled corruption’ amid ghost project scandal
KMP called for public transparency and grassroots participation in FMR planning and implementation.
Nov
2025
6
Beyond the Philippines: Right to protest under fire in many countries
The ICSW declaration signed by over 600 activists around the world stated that only four percent of the world’s population live in countries where freedoms to organize, mobilize, and speak out are respected.
