While ANZAC Day is widely seen as a day to remember those who fought and died in the Gallipoli Campaign during World War I, the holiday is also intended to… Continue reading "On ANZAC Day, Let’s Remember Our Moral Obligation to Our Veterans"
At a time when the incumbent administration is arresting peaceful activists, eroding the essence of our democracy and allowing a foreign military to take control of our territory you would… Continue reading "We Need a Better Political Opposition than the Liberal Party"
There’s an old saying that states “even a broken clock is right twice a day”. Literally, this means that even a clock which no longer functions can still be accurate… Continue reading "Even a Broken Clock is Right Twice a Day"
In an event organized by the Auckland-Philippines Solidarity and the Catholic Justice & Peace Commission, I had the chance of listening to Lumad activists who were visiting New Zealand to… Continue reading "Lumad Activists to New Zealand: “Help Us Stop the War Against Lumad Schools”"
He is known for his hard-hitting style of broadcast journalism, exposing scalawag cops and publicly shaming errant taxi drivers, proclaiming it to be public service. Because of this, Erwin Tulfo… Continue reading "Erwin Tulfo’s New Zealand Visit Leaves Behind a Cloud of Misinformation"
Today is widely known in the Western world as “April Fool’s Day”, a day where peers pull practical jokes on each other and spread false information for the sake of… Continue reading "Mocha Uson: The Philippines’ Queen of Fake News"
If you had been travelling during the 28th and 29th you would have noticed the heightened security measures in airports, seaports and checkpoints on provincial land borders.
The only bigger mess than the green algae which pollutes Boracay Island is the uncertainty over its future.
Its pristine beaches and sugary, white sand gave it worldwide recognition as one of the world’s best tourist destinations, but today the island of Boracay would make it less desirable… Continue reading "The Ruin of Boracay"
The City of Dumaguete in the Philippines’ Visayas region is in a tough spot to compete as a prime tourist destination due to its close proximity to several of the country’s… Continue reading "From University Town to Ecotourism City"
