Fishers’ fuel expenses remain high despite price rollback
The fisherfolk have been experiencing income loss for more than three months.
Jul
2025
4
Public-private partnerships under fire for soaring utility costs
From water, electricity, up to transportation, the government’s public-private partnership (PPP) projects continue to be “profit-driven,” which, according to multisectoral groups, is the culprit behind the increasing prices of social services and basic commodities.
Jul
2025
4
As more solar farms rise, Ilocos Norte community fears worsening climate impacts
For years, residents of Barangay Paguludan-Salindeg in Currimao town have endured the impacts of solar energy projects in their community, including extreme heat and worsening flooding. These issues began with the construction of solar power plants by Mirae Asia Energy Corp. in 2016 and intensified when Nuevo Solar Energy Corp. started operating in 2023. Both power plants have a combined capacity of 85 megawatt.
Jul
2025
2
Love, protest, and everything in between at Pacesetter’s ‘Komonwelt’ Pride zine
Commonwealth, in this zine, is not just an avenue – it is love, protest, and pride all at once.
Jul
2025
2
Palawan indigenous people endure one year of intimidation and harassment
“Our sacred land is not a resort. It is the heart of our people’s memory, dignity ang survival. We call on all Filipinos, government institutions, and civil society to reject impunity and corporate violence.”
Jul
2025
1
Kabataan Party-list vows to bring youth’s fight in 20th Congress
“Because Marcos Jr. is not taking our calls and demands over the past three years seriously, and now the crisis in society is only getting worse, we are holding him accountable, and we will continue our calls until real change is achieved."
Jul
2025
1
Rights group demands immediate release of ‘Imus 5’
“Protest art falls within the purview of freedom of expression.”
Jul
2025
1
Group eyes countercharges against cops over ‘wrongful’ arrest of 81-year old man
“The law cannot allow six months of unlawful incarceration and the irreparable harm it caused to pass without consequence."
Jul
2025
1
Rainbow realities: A queer author writes radical stories for children
“The state of queer literature today is shaped by this intersectionality—by understanding that gender and class [struggle] are deeply intertwined.”
Jun
2025
30
Champions of gender justice in the church
For Jessa, this commitment is personal. As a proud trans man practicing his priesthood with the IFI, he witnessed the church’s affirming stance on gender equality as he did not encounter any forms of discrimination.
Jun
2025
30
Trike TODA eviction sparks transportation woes for PUPians
"Public transportation should be efficient and inclusive, but the government’s focus on elite interests is evident in the displacement of HITODA drivers, impacting PUPians as well."
Jun
2025
30
Railway expansion threatens livelihood of community
Residents said project contractors only gave them a few days notice to move out as an additional barricade is being put up at the site.
Jun
2025
30
Family of slain Lumad farmer in Surigao del Sur calls for justice
"This has happened many times, not just to my brother. The others just kept silent without justice.”
Jun
2025
29
First Stonewall Philippines protest held
The Bahaghari-led protest, which mobilized civil society groups, allies, and LGBTQIA+ community members, featured the mural "Ang Liwanag ng Bahaghari" (The Light of the Rainbow) as the vibrant backdrop for the event stage.
Jun
2025
29
Free political prisoners, justice for victims of torture – rights groups
“This persistent pattern of human rights violations underscores the fact that laws alone have never been sufficient and effective against torture and other rights violations, and reflects the State’s hypocrisy in claiming to protect human rights and holding perpetrators accountable.”
Jun
2025
28
[LIST] PH local government efforts advancing LGBTQIA+ inclusion
There are now efforts in some local government units to address the needs of the community and began introducing targeted programs, a move that, while uneven, signals an emerging recognition of the gaps in support the community needs.
