Kontra Daya said it received numerous reports about problems with the ongoing online voting system mostly brought about by inadequate information to overseas Filipinos by both the Commission on Elections (Comelec) and other concerned government agencies.
Filipino journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio’s imprisonment is included in this year’s “10 Most Urgent List” of press freedom violations in the world by global media outlets.
] “My incarceration has not diminished my fervor or commitment to serving God and His people. Instead, the hardships I have faced have equipped me for my present situation,” Deacon Aldeem Yañez said.
Bayan Muna-Southern Tagalog said Pauline Joy Banjawan was found in the custody of the Philippine National Police-Sto. Tomas in Batangas province last Monday afternoon after two days of search by family and friends.
Aside from leading PAPI, Dayang served as president of the Manila Overseas Press Club, was a former director of the National Press Club, and the founding president of the Federation of Provincial Press Clubs of the Philippines.
Hundreds of members of National Democratic Front of the Philippines (NDFP) allied organizations held a lightning rally in Divisoria in Manila earlier today as part of the Front’s 52nd founding anniversary celebrations, calling for the intensification of the armed revolution in the country.
“Fr. Brian told us then that mercy and compassion for the victims are not enough. Rather, we should journey with them in their sacrifices and struggles in order for them to achieve the dignity they deserve as God’s children,” Fr. Fernandez said.
In an alert, the progressive party said Pauline Joy Banjawan may have been abducted in Sto. Tomas, Batangas which had been crawling with soldiers in full battle gear last Saturday.
“It is in Bato’s rotten character to lie to the people and cover up on his criminal record as police general,” CPP chief information officer Marco Valbuena said.
Former Bayan Muna Representatives Atty. Neri Colmenares and Ferdinand Gaite questioned before the high court CSC Memorandum Circular No. 3, series of 2025, saying the directive infringes upon the constitutional rights of government employees, particularly their freedom of expression, right to participate in political discourse, and their rights as workers.
