Tag: SW
Energy advocate seeks Philippine energy chief’s resignation over handling of power...
Energy advocate blames fossil-fuel expansion and weak oversight for outages, rising costs and continued pressure on Filipino consumers
Indigenous groups warn mining, energy projects risk repeating Martial Law-era abuses
Indigenous communities warned that mining, energy and critical-minerals projects could deepen displacement, land conflicts and rights violations nationwide
Pax Silica faces calls for safeguards on water, Indigenous land rights...
Faith and environmental advocates warn that water, energy and Indigenous rights concerns must be resolved before commitments proceed
Easter bombing verdict comes amid scrutiny of alleged state links
The case has exposed unresolved questions over intelligence failures, extremist networks and accountability for the 2019 Easter bombings
Philippine tribe in limbo over US-led tech hub
The Aetas remain uncertain if the government would help them build new homes or provide land to cultivate for income if they are moved
Church leaders urge renewed Philippine peace talks on Martial Law anniversary
Church leaders linked renewed peace talks to protecting human rights, democratic freedoms and communities affected by armed conflict
Indigenous land defender acquitted of cyberlibel as community faces 292 other...
Ruling clears Angelica Nasiron of two charges while Molbog families continue pursuing ancestral-domain claims and facing criminal cases
Groups press DOE for safeguards before new Semirara coal contract
Coal transition demands intensify as workers and coastal communities seek accountability for decades of mining impacts in Semirara
CBCP urges Bangsamoro leaders to govern for common good
Church leaders call for deeper Muslim-Christian-Indigenous cooperation as the autonomous region enters a new phase following parliamentary elections
Anti-dynasty advocates warn second-degree limit may leave wider family networks untouched
Church-backed advocates say proposed limits may leave broader family networks untouched as lawmakers respond to Supreme Court ruling.


















