“Go home and tell them what you did today and why.”
“Go home to your spouses, children, parents, friends, neighbors and classmates and tell them what you did today and why. Then pause and tell yourself in silence if they deserve to be proud of you.”
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Journalists, lawyers slam Nasino’s ‘cruel and barbaric’ BJMP guards
“It is clear that Ina’s escorts came to scoff at her grief by destroying the solemnity of the funeral with tension, fear, and intimidation. They arrested her on fake charges and caused the early separation of her baby in jail. What is another act of cruelty and injustice?” Nasino’s lawyers said.
Groups condemn furlough reduction for grieving mother
“Being an activist does not make Reina Mae less of a human being. It does not even negate her rights as a person. She deserves to stay at her child’s side until burial. Equity and compassion, simple humanity, should be standard to all,” Kapatid demanded.
Four reasons why the Kaliwa Dam Project loan is onerous
The loan agreement for the New Centennial Water Source-Kaliwa Low Dam Project (NCWS-Kaliwa Low Dam) is onerous and should be cancelled. President Duterte has reportedly ordered a review of loan agreements to determine if any are onerous and disadvantageous to the Filipino people. Yet the Kaliwa Dam project which has come under fire for its unfavorable Chinese loan agreement has already started.
Milk and the pandemic: Milk Code confusion cripples LGUs response for infants
The indiscriminate distribution and use of breastmilk substitutes, especially during emergencies, can change feeding practices and put babies at greater risk of illness.
Indignation rally, isinagawa matapos ang pagpanaw ni Baby River
Kaugnay ng pagkakasawi ng anak ng bilanggong pulitikal na si Reina Mae Nasino, nagsagawa ang mga progresibong grupo, sa pangunguna ng BAYAN-Metro Manila, ng indignation rally noong Sabado, Oktubre 10, sa Maynila.
ABS-CBN reporter named 2020 McLuhan fellow
Three months after the forced closure of their media company, an ABS-CBN reporter was named the 2020 Marshall McLuhan Fellow at the conclusion of today’s Jaime V. Ongpin Journalism Seminar.
De Lima, rights defenders warn UN on Duterte’s ‘snake oil salesman of a government’
By adopting a more diplomatic tone in its resolution on the state of human rights in the Philippines, did the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) expect the Rodrigo Duterte government to suddenly behave? Senator Leila de Lima asked.
UN urges Duterte gov’t to investigate, prosecute rights abusers anew
The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) again urged the Rodrigo Duterte government to conduct “independent, full, and transparent” investigations to ensure accountability for rights violations and abuses in the Philippines.
‘Battle of the bastards’: House squabble, budget railroading irk farmers group
“Just to remind these two ‘bastards’, the national budget is not their personal money and Congress is not their playground. They ought to be legislating pro-people measures and reforms,” KMP said.