Tag: SW

Witness accounts, forensic findings and families’ testimonies deepen scrutiny of a deadly Philippine counterinsurgency operation in Negros Occidental

Rights groups say arrests add to mounting legal pressure on communities resisting mineral exploration across Nueva Vizcaya province

CEAP appealed for compassion and privacy as authorities investigate the deadly attack and questions over campus security persist

The shooting prompted a police investigation, psychosocial support for students and scrutiny of campus security in Philippine schools

Recurring floods have renewed scrutiny of public works, governance and preparedness as monsoon rains batter Filipino communities

Solar advocates say Mindoro’s transition could lower power costs while protecting vulnerable communities and the Verde Island Passage

KMP said vegetable growers who managed to salvage their harvests were also struggling with low buying prices and a lack of buyers

Church networks rushed relief teams to devastated communities as survivors faced aftershocks, damaged hospitals and shortages of supplies.

Rights advocates say rushed consent procedures could deepen conflicts over ancestral lands as mining and energy expansion accelerates

Faith leaders raised concerns over land, resource use and corporate power as the country pursues an AI-driven strategy