Environment defenders reveal new wave of surveillance, red-tagging
June 14, 2022
“Earlier today (Monday), one of our staff members reported seeing two uniformed policemen taking pictures in the direction of our office gate,” the groups said.
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Scenes at a police parking lot
June 11, 2022
The activists again had a happy moment this morning. A fellow activist slipped in notes for them through the fence grill, drawings by children in the communities they are organizing. Tears of joy flowed.
Groups condemn mass arrest of farmers, advocates in Tarlac
June 11, 2022
By Joseph Cuevas Various organizations condemned the arrest and detention of more than 90 farmers, ;and rights advocates and journalists on Thursday Brgy. Tinang, Concepcion,
Farmers dismiss mega-farm proposal as not viable, urges lowering of prices of farm inputs instead
June 7, 2022
“Truth be told, these DAR officials are only attempting to score brownie points from Bongbong Marcos Jr to retain their government posts,” KMP chairperson Danilo Ramos said.
KAPATID: ‘Jun Lozada should be regarded as a political prisoner’
June 6, 2022
“Thanks to Jun Lozada’s courage [a] scandalous megadeal was cancelled. But because of the rotten double standard of justice in the Philippines, he is the one who will go to prison while the biggest masterminds of graft and corruption are exculpated and allowed to perpetuate themselves in public office,” Kapatid spokesperson Fides Lim said.
Karapatan lauds affirmation of Palparan’s conviction
June 6, 2022
“This recent legal victory affirms the need to pursue justice and accountability through and through — despite threats, harassment, reprisals, and patronage by those in power of these human rights violators,” the Karapatan said.
HK OFWs protest mandatory fee increases
June 4, 2022
“Imposing fees on a population who can ill afford it is undemocratic. Overseas Filipinos budget their salary to the last cent. Imposing more fees will mean a reduction in their family’s quality of living,” Unifil-HK said.
NUJP’s de Santos elected to executive committee of Asia-Pacific’s newest media federation
June 3, 2022
“It is an honor for the NUJP to be part of the first executive council of FAPaJ, especially at a time when colleagues across the region are facing online harassment as well as repression and suppression in the guise of protecting the public against ‘fake news’,” de Santos said.
Red-tagging of 1st IFI woman bishop, 3 priests go unabated in Ilocos Norte
June 3, 2022
Dacuycuy made history when she was consecrated IFI and the Philippines’ first woman bishop in May 5, 2017 whose diocesan see was the birthplace of IFI co-founder and first supreme bishop Gregorio Aglipay.
Scientists slam Marcos Jr’s plan to review BNPP project revival
June 1, 2022
“[Marcos Jr] denies the fact that the BNPP is already antiquated, faulty, dangerous and has served as a milking cow for corrupt practices. The risk of allowing an old facility with around 4,000 technical defects to operate would be high. It is also crucial for the government to present concrete for the disposal of spent uranium fuel,” AGHAM said.
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