It was early this month when I logged on to Facebook and saw myself tagged by three different friends to the same article by
Elitism and Greed: The Story of the Hacienda Luisita Massacre
Feudalism, to many parts of the world, is a remnant of an archaic past. A chapter in human history where an oligarchic few controlled
Ferdinand Marcos is No Hero
In a disappointing decision from the Supreme Court, the nation’s highest court ruled in favour of burying the remains of the late Philippine dictator,
The Dangers of A Hillary Clinton Presidency
Aside from Trump’s eccentricities, the other most-talked about side of the 2016 U.S. Presidential elections is Hillary Clinton’s alleged misdoings. Misdoings might be a
Why Brexit Is Going to Happen
On the 23rd of June, the British will cast a ballot that would perhaps define the future of their country for generations. The referendum
The End of Fireworks
Filipinos boast having the best Christmas season in the world, citing an extended vacation period, ostentatious preparations for the Christmas eve dinner and the
Blessie Gotingco's Death is An Eye-Opener
The Filipino community of New Zealand received a shock last week. One of our own, a mother of three in Blesilda Gotingco went missing
Bring Back the Girls
This Sunday most of the world celebrates Mother’s Day, a solitary day of the year when we are actually required to show appreciation to
Examining Brunei’s Morals
Amnesty International describes it as a “return to the dark ages”. The Sultan of Brunei has announced the commencement of a highly controversial sharia penal
Priorities
When a foreign journalist does more to help typhoon victims than their own president, you know something is wrong. In a third world country,