Ni Jayson Enebrad | Baretang Bikolnon NAGA CITY, Camarines Sur – Nagtipon ang nasa 300 human rights activists mula sa iba’t ibang bahagi ng Bicol Region para sa ikalawang asembliya ng Defend Bicol Stop The Attacks Network noong Hulyo 18 sa Naga City. Tinalakay sa pagtitipon ang human...
As more cooperatives registered to meet the program’s final extended deadline of March 2023, implementation barriers and shortcomings hampered momentum and mirrored the reasons for the program’s reluctance among the most affected stakeholders, the jeepney drivers.
“A just transition to jeepney modernization entails putting critical infrastructure in place and empowering small cooperatives while developing renewable energy sources.”
A group of member-consumer-owners (MCOs) urged new National Electrification Administration (NEA) chief Antonio Mariano Almeda to resolve the Benguet Electric Cooperative (Beneco) leadership debacle and pursue appropriate actions against those responsible for the problem.
Hindi makasasapat ang internet activism kung walang kaakibat na aktibismong offline.
Progressives here in the Philippines said the three-day visit of US Vice President Kamala Harris will further drive the US government’s role in the worsening violations of human rights in the country.
Instead of promoting peace, the activity has become “a platform for misinformation, false claims and accusations, red-tagging, and terrorist-labeling,” according to the student organization.
Ang pangunahing isyung kinakaharap ng mga manggagawa ay: mababa at kulang na sahod, malaganap na kontraktuwalisasyon, kawalan ng occupational health and safety measures na nagdulot ng sakit, injury at pagkamatay sa pagawaan, at kaliwa’t kanang atake sa karapatan sa pag-oorganisa at pag-uunyon.
For the past years, several State Universities and Colleges (SUCs) nationwide have faced budget cuts yearly.
Hindi kusang ibibigay ng gobyerno at kapitalista ang dagdag-sahod. Kaya tama na sama-samang kumilos ang mga manggagawa para ipaglaban ito.
When asked about the country’s inflation rate, Jemelie Polinar, a mother of three, let out a sigh as she picked the freshest yet cheapest squash.
Over a hundred leaders and members of the Limos tribe in Pinukpuk, Kalinga, reiterated their opposition against the Saltan E Hydroelectric Power Project (HEPP), which is currently undergoing the free, prior and informed consent (FPIC) process.
Will this gathering of world leaders finally heed the demands of environmental defenders for genuine and systemic solutions to the climate crisis? Will the world’s biggest polluter be finally made accountable?