By TONYO CRUZBulatlat.com Duterte Youth chair Ronald Cardema, his wife and former Rep. Ducielle Marie Doctor Suarez Cardema, and his sister-in-law and incumbent Rep. Drixie Mae Doctor Suarez “Cardema” should face multiple charges of material misrepresentation, lying under oath or perjury, and...
“The decision of the trial court is but another knot in the long line of similar fabricated cases filed against activists and eventually dismissed because they are that – fabrications.” By ANNE MARXZE D. UMIL Bulatlat.com MANILA – Rights groups lauded the recent order...
By JONAS ALPASAN Bulatlat.com MANILA – Former Sen. Leila de Lima has been acquitted anew over a drug-related case that was filed against her under former President Rodrigo Duterte. “I had no doubt from the very beginning that I will be acquitted in all the cases the...
“Notably, none of the elements of the alleged importation of drugs into Indonesia took place in the Philippines. In fact, the Philippines as the sending country is where Veloso was illegally recruited in order to be trafficked or exploited in two other receiving...
Human rights group Karapatan said that Dex and Bazoo are the seventh and eighth persons involuntarily disappeared under Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s administration. By ANNE MARXZE D. UMIL Bulatlat.com MANILA – Families of missing activists Dexter Capuyan and Gene Roz Jamil...
By ALYSSA MAE CLARIN Bulatlat.com MANILA — Media organizations called on the Kapisanan ng mga Broadkaster ng Pilipinas (KBP) to look into the recent red-tagging of National Union of Journalists of the Philippines’ (NUJP) chairperson, Jonathan de Santos, and its...
The September 21 Movement reported that Tingal was tied up, beaten, and shot dead.
On the 30th World Press Freedom Day commemoration, media organizations and press freedom watchdogs here reminded fellow journalists that press freedom remains fragile as many journalists continue to face threats.
Cagayan de Oro-based journalist Leonardo Vicente “Cong” Corrales filed a complaint with the National Privacy Commission (NPC) in an effort to compel giant tech company Meta to disclose the information of the people who red-tagged him on the social media platform, Facebook.
“Deadma.” This is how Filipino progressive groups described the apparent inaction of Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on the woes of workers as they commemorated International Labor Day in a big protest yesterday, May 1, in Manila.
For Jomar Corral, 28, joining a union is one of the best decisions he has made.
A journalist fights back against unfair working conditions.
A Filipino fisherfolk group decried the “no-sail zone” policy in at least five towns in the province of Zambales in the 18-day run of joint military exercises between the US and Philippine troops.