Tag: Ferdinand Marcos Jr.
Farmers say Marcos Jr. policies worsened the food crisis
Meanwhile, as the inflation on rice was supposedly lower per PSA report, independent think tank Ibon Foundation said its prices remain high
Philippine groups accuse government of misusing anti-terror laws
Allegations follow a history of red-tagging and surveillance against these organizations, with some members facing extrajudicial killings
Abduction survivor Jonila Castro addresses UN; reveals continuing rights violations under...
Castro was among the civil society representatives who delivered interventions at the UN session where Special Rapporteur Irene Khan
Marcos says Philippines must ‘do more’ than protest China sea actions
Marcos echoed his senior security aides' assessment that the June 17 clash next to the grounded warship did not constitute an armed attack
Unfinished Struggle for Philippine Independence
It is imperative for the Filipino people to recognize that the journey toward true independence and self-determination is far from over
‘Bagong Pilipinas’ hymn an old tune, bad song, gimmickry—artists, teachers
“Flag ceremonies will be unnecessarily lengthened and made tedious, a waste of people’s money and a waste of people’s time"
Marcos Jr. urged to save Masungi Geopark
Masungi Geopark Project, which spans 2,700 hectares, plays a vital role in transforming degraded areas into flourishing ecosystems
Militant group to Marcos Jr.: Do not let PH be another...
Bayan said the US and China are engaged in a similar inter-imperialist rivalry with the West Philippine Sea as a battleground.
Red-tagging as a policy
By defending the existence of the NTF-ELCAC, Marcos makes red-tagging a policy and provides a go-signal for other human rights violations
A second look at the cases presented at the International Peoples...
‘With guilty verdict of the International Peoples’ Tribunal, Marcos Jr. cannot deny rights violations in the Philippines'
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