Tag: Philippines
Fighting disinformation ‘one Filipino at a time’
Martial law rights abuse victims vow to keep on telling the stories of "martyrs and heroes" until justice is truly served
Promote sustainable agriculture
Agriculture has only contributed .02% to the Gross Domestic Products (GDP) in the last decade in the Philippines
Filipino priest appointed general secretary of Claretian congregation in Rome
Father Limpo Lo assumed the position on June 5, three days after his appointment was ratified by the superior general of the congregation
Living the reality of contradictions
Contradictions in the world should not deprive us of the truth that our human rights is universal, inviolable, and inalienable
When will Filipinos listen to the cries around them?
It is impossible to implement effective climate and environmental action without taking into account social justice
Pariah to president: Marcos returns family to Philippines supremacy
Despite his own father's concerns about his "carefree and lazy" nature, Marcos Jr, 64, made it to the ultimate post
Rights groups urge Marcos to take ‘immediate, decisive action’ to improve...
The group urged Marcos to publicly order the military, police, and security forces to cease targeting activists and human rights defenders
Rampant ‘vote-buying’ reported as Filipinos elect new president, other top officials
The Commission on Elections urged the public to be vigilant and to report to the police any incident of “vote-buying”
3 security guards shot dead; grenade attack wounds 9 in Mindanao...
Thousands of personnel from the police, armed forces and coast guard have fanned out across the archipelago to help secure polling stations
Leni Robredo: ‘Last woman standing’ in Philippine presidential race
Leni Robredo is the last obstacle to the Marcos family regaining the presidency they lost in 1986 following a popular uprising