Justice for victims of Sept. 21 dispersal

As the rapacity of the Duterte and Marcos Jr. regimes in using vacuum cleaners to empty the budgets for flood control projects is laid bare, more and more protests are shattering the insouciance of the administration, with millions of people finally acknowledging that the plunder of the people’s money would not happened without the connivance of Malacanang, Congress and the very agencies charged with auditing the Department of Public Works and Highways.

The tycoons behind the Philippines’ dirty energy

Tycoon-led conglomerates hold the power to accelerate—or obstruct—the Philippines’ shift to clean and affordable electricity. They are pouring money into renewables but continue fossil fuel expansion, citing the supposed need for a ‘balanced energy mix’ to guarantee reliable and affordable power. But climate activists say they are slowing the rollout to maximize profits.

Tahimik si Eric

Ngayon, kandila na/ang nagbabantay sa pangalan niya./At bawat sindi,/ay apoy ng galit/at liwanag ng paglaban.

KMU rips bogus order on worker rights

The labor center stressed that EO 97 “twists the demands of workers for justice and accountability and does not address the long and bloody list of murdered unionists.”

Ang mag-inang Myra at Edsel

Ang dalamhating nararamdaman ni Myra dahil sa di maktwirang pambubugbog kay Edsel sa ngayon ay dinaraan niya sa pag-iyak at pagsusumamo sa sinumang maaaring makatulong para makalaya ang anak.

Karapatan decries torture of PWD’s in police custody

“The MPD should take their hands off the arrested persons and stop their atrocious acts. What makes these violations even more reprehensible is that the victims are PWDs, who should be afforded protection and care—not violence and humiliation. These acts are blatant violations of their rights as persons deprived of liberty, guaranteed under both domestic law and international humanitarian standards.”