A podcast series that asks Prof. Jose Maria Sison on his views on current Philippines issues. Sison is a Filipino socio-political analyst and chairperson of the International League of People’s Struggles who is currently exiled in the Netherlands.
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Catholic Church leaders warn against ‘selective accountability’ amid corruption controversies
Church leaders warned Thursday that corruption and political impunity continue to erode public trust in the Philippines, as accountability cases involving top officials expose what they described as the selective application of justice. Bishop Colin Bagaforo of...
Truth commission launched to pursue accountability in Duterte drug war killings
Church leaders, human rights defenders, forensic experts, and academics launched a civilian-led truth commission on Wednesday, May 27. The commission aims to document extrajudicial killings linked to former president Rodrigo Duterte’s anti-drug campaign and preserve...
Lawyers of Frenchie Mae, Marielle challenge court decision denying appeal for bail
HUMAN RIGHTS LAWYERS representing community journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio and Church worker Marielle Domequil have asked the Court of Appeals (CA) to overturn a lower court ruling denying their bail pending appeal. The counsels argued that their terrorism financing...
Anti-mining leaders in Dupax post bail over ‘grave coercion’ case
DUPAX DEL NORTE, Nueva Vizcaya — Anti-mining leaders Florentino Daynos II and Novy Tagure posted bail on Wednesday morning for grave coercion charges linked to an incident involving Woggle Corporation in Barangay Bitnong. The two posted bail amounting to P36,510 each...