By ALYSSA MAE CLARINBulatlat.com MANILA – Part of the job. This is how Filipino women journalists perceive intimidation, harassment, and even death threats they experience as truth tellers, initial data from a recent action research revealed. The Ateneo de Manila de University’s (ADMU)...
Different groups of officers of the court denounced the red-tagging against Manila Regional Trial Court Presiding Judge Marlo Magdoza-Malagar.
“A mere suspicion (of being members or supporters of the revolutionary movement) may lead you to have your name be part of the ‘subversion list’ but it is not clear to you why.”
Human rights defenders and environmental advocates are up in arms over what they referred to as a “grand show of hypocrisy” as Ferdinand Marcos Jr. addressed the United Nations’ General Assembly.
Political prisoner Maoj Maga welcomed the recent decision of the Court of Appeals, reversing his conviction for charges of illegal possession of firearms and ammunition.
An additional weekly income of P2,000. This was the promise contained in a text message that call center agent Rosalyn Ogana received just last month. The text asked for her name, age, and e-Wallet number.
Tributes continue to pour for the late beauty queen and women’s rights activist Nelia Sancho, who passed away last week.
De Vera’s case follows the common pattern of trumped-up non bailable charges to lock up activist as common criminals.
Amid increasing prices and alleged supply shortage of sugar, life remains bitter for the sugar workers of Negros.
As a public school teacher for eight years, Edgielyn Ramos has just finished the last bit of work for the previous school year. However, Ramos is now rushing to prepare for the resumption of face-to-face classes.
A group of martial law survivors decried the proposed renaming of a state university in the hometown of the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos Sr., saying that it was an official government imprimatur to deodorize a shameful legacy.”
“This PILC’s fourth grant of a demurrer to evidence in an illegal possession case against a person in the peace process, a pattern that debunks what police want us to believe. What’s true: peace consultants are not armed and dangerous!” By ANNE MARXZE D. UMIL...
“Those defending their rights and that of others are being wrongfully painted as criminals through charges that are based on fabricated testimonies of soldiers or contracted witnesses, or on planted evidence.”