Jailed Filipino Journalist Wins International ‘Courage in Journalism’ Award
“The world recognizes in Frenchie Mae a journalist imprisoned for doing her job — and in that recognition lies the…
“The world recognizes in Frenchie Mae a journalist imprisoned for doing her job — and in that recognition lies the…
If you are an ASEAN member, you can kill thousands of your own citizens, disappear activists, label journalists as terrorists,…
Women journalists in the Philippines are among the most targeted in the world, and the attacks online are increasingly designed…
An 11-year-old girl’s letter to President Marcos jr. went viral. Behind it is a small shelter in Camarines Sur —…
Ma. Salome Ujano’s acquittal is the latest blow to a security framework critics say is built on thin evidence THE …
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Two out of 10 workers in the Philippines experience violence and harassment in the workplace. Makabayan bloc’s bill aims to…
A women’s health advocate is calling on the Philippine Congress to pass an adolescent pregnancy prevention law, saying punitive measures…
A new policy brief from the University of the Philippines argues that jailing pregnant women puts mothers and babies at…
The Commission on Human Rights issues its most urgent call yet for full reparations to Filipina survivors of Japanese wartime…