Tag: Indigenous Peoples
Displaced tribal children resume classes away from home
The displaced tribal students come from the 178 schools for indigenous children that were closed by the government in the southern Philippines
Philippine Protestant Church slams filing of charges against its leaders
The UCCP said the “persecution of the Church” aims to stop it from its "prophetic witness in the midst of intensifying authoritarian regime"
New learning modality introduced to reach out to Mindanao’s hinterland communities
Due to the pandemic, the Philippines' Department of Education has adopted “blended modalities” — online, broadcast and modular — in teaching
Catholic priest appeals for tribal people’s welfare over ‘development projects’
A Franciscan priest called on the government to review policies on so-called development projects
Philippine tribal group starts global campaign to protect ancestral lands
The Cordillera People’s Alliance seeks broad support to protect ancestral lands in the Cordillera region from “environmental plunder"
Disney’s Mulan draws flak for filming in China’s Xinjiang region
Corporate giant has been accused of ‘profiteering in the shadow of concentration camps’
AI warns violence between state forces, rebels puts tribal people’s lives...
Harassment of communities are reportedly perpetrated both by the military and the rebels, resulting in internal displacement
International group decries attacks on Philippines’ tribal people
The Indigenous Peoples Rights International condemned what it called a “series of attacks” allegedly perpetrated by state forces
Undoing injustice and helping indigenous communities
The sacred rights of indigenous people that have occupied and peopled the Philippine lands and forests are trampled upon and ignored.
Aetas of Tarlac vow to defend tribe’s ancestral land from government’s...
“Land is more valuable than money,” said an Aeta tribal elder. "With this land, we will never run out of fruits and vegetables."


















