Forget anything on Netflix or Amazon Prime, the hottest series Filipinos are watching right now is the ongoing Senate investigation into the so-called Philippine
International Humanitarian Law: Why even wars have rules
In one of former President Rodrigo Duterte’s most notorious one-liners, he told soldiers of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) in 2018 to,
The International Peoples’ Tribunal: All eyes on the Duterte and Marcos regimes
An international tribunal was convened this week, comprising of key judicial practitioners from various countries. Its purpose? To scrutinize alleged crimes against humanity committed
On World Press Freedom Day, we must demand a safer Philippines for journalists
Last November, radio broadcaster Juan Jumalon – also known as “DJ Johnny Walker” – was shot dead by an assailant who entered his home
The uphill battle of Filipino workers
International Workers’ Day, colloquially called “May Day”, is earmarked as a day to celebrate the gains made by the international labour movement to advance
Duterte and his allies must be held accountable for blatant destabilization attempts
Last January, Rodrigo Duterte and his allies convened in his hometown of Davao City for a so-called “prayer rally”. The event was less religious
The Kermadec Ocean Sanctuary meant relinquishing our own marine resources, now the Government has scrapped it
In the latest line of decisions made by the Coalition Government that has sent the liberal opposition into hysteria, Oceans and Fisheries Minister Shane
Bongbong Marcos’ charter change serves oligarchs and multinational corporations, not ordinary Filipinos
Despite the litany of woes Filipinos are currently experiencing, the administration of President Bongbong Marcos has chosen to prioritise a needless effort to replace
Rodrigo Duterte’s rally in Davao City is a declaration of war against Marcos
After being effectively sidelined by incumbent President Bongbong Marcos’ own people, prominent supporters and ex-government appointees of former president Rodrigo Duterte gathered in the
Continued aerial bombing of communities prove Philippine Military peace offer merely lip service
Despite posturing that it is open to restarting peace talks with the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP), and its armed wing the New