Negros Burns, Again: Death of 19 in Army Raid Raises Hard, Familiar Questions
Nineteen people are dead and hundreds displaced after a military operation in Negros Occidental. The military called it a decisive…
Nineteen people are dead and hundreds displaced after a military operation in Negros Occidental. The military called it a decisive…
NEWS ANALYSIS: The ICC handed drug war families something no Philippine court ever did: a real shot at accountability. President…
Amnesty International paints a mixed picture of the Philippines, where rights abuses persist AMNESTY International on Tuesday launched its annual…
Most Filipinos have never heard of No Peace Without Justice. But for nearly a decade, this Rome-based advocacy group quietly helped…
A ruling against the ICC’s jurisdiction on the Duterte case would leave thousands of Filipino families with few good options…
A landmark summit in 2024 asked the government to treat illegal drugs not as a crime problem but as a…
A preliminary report by Workers’ Rights Watch paints a grim picture of the state of labor rights in the Philippines.…
Dead bodies, damaged lands, and the cost of getting used to everyday impunity JAKE IS 17. One day in February,…
“I thought we were doing something good,” said Edgar Matobato, one of the hitmen of the Davao Death Squad. He…
In this video interview (in Cebuano) shot a decade ago, self-confessed Davao Death Squad member Edgar Matobato recounts a grisly…