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Filipino nurses wade uncertainty as Marcos takes reins

  • Posted on 27 July 202223 August 2022
  • byRenz Palalimpa
During the earlier days of the COVID-19 pandemic, Gayzelle de Jesus would wrap herself in personal protective equipment (PPE) for seven days straight, inside the cramped confines of the Philippine…
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‘One size doesn’t fit all’: UP students with disabilities grapple with learning online and offline

  • Posted on 13 July 202213 July 2022
  • byPatricia Dacanay
Upon finding out she was queer, Hannah Aldeza, 35, wanted to do further research on gender and sexuality. So, upon achieving her undergraduate diploma, she enrolled in UP Diliman (UPD)…
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‘Accattone’ review: A potent film spoiled by a middling viewing experience

  • Posted on 28 June 202228 June 2022
  • byLeo Baltar
The film makes us understand how those forced to live on the fringes of society can be acclimated to a cruel system that continues to disempower them, to the extent that people end up taking advantage of each other. What choice do they have?
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In TikTok, victims share stories of sexual abuse from inside the family

  • Posted on 25 May 202226 May 2022
  • byGabryelle Dumalag
Walking alone at night is a frightening experience for almost all women. They constantly look behind their shoulder to make sure they aren’t followed. And once they reach their homes and see the familiar faces of their loved ones, they heave a sigh of relief. But for some women, home is as dangerous as outside.
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For Martial Law victims’ children, the 2022 elex is the fight of their lifetime

  • Posted on 19 April 202219 April 2022
  • byAlison Cruz and Selena Alzate
The children of Martial Law victims believe that the struggle for truth and freedom is not only theirs alone. For them, the national elections is not just a fight to preserve their family’s memory, but the nation’s, too.
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[ANALYSIS] Paano ba tinuturo ang Martial Law sa kabataan?

  • Posted on 31 January 202231 January 2022
  • bySamantha Salamanca and Julius Patrick Coloma
Tulad ng isang marahas na video game, pinaglaruan ng diktador na si Ferdinand Marcos ang Pilipinas sa ilalim ng halos dalawang dekada ng Batas Militar.

Paano nga ba tinuturo sa kabataan ang malagim na kasaysayang ito?

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For OFWs, repatriation is no heroes’ welcome

  • Posted on 28 January 202229 January 2022
  • byLeo Baltar and Leila Magno
With OFW remittances providing about 10% of the country’s gross domestic product since 2000, government agencies have celebrated them as “modern heroes.” But repatriated OFWs say their return to the country amid the pandemic is far from a heroes’ welcome.
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Typhoon evacuees in Albay schools risk displacement amid student return

  • Posted on 16 December 20215 February 2022
  • byJoann Guerrero
An estimated 259 families evacuated to Guinobatan schools in November last year. With DepEd’s vision for the return of face-to-face learning, residents lose sight of a future living in a home they can finally call theirs.
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Distanced from learning: Students drop out of school to survive

  • Posted on 15 December 202121 March 2022
  • byEliseo Rioja
Online learning became an alternative window for learning, but it closed doors for students who also deserve education. For student councils, youth organizations and learners themselves, the answer is clear: a safe and genuine return to accessible education.
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“Naglolokohan lang tayo”: Children hurting in loveless marriages

  • Posted on 3 November 20215 February 2022
  • byAlison Cruz and Waxee Galang
Children of loveless marriages have long faced torment from their parents’ forced coexistence. But with the divorce bill finally making strides in Congress, they find a glimmer of hope.
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REVIEW: Sine Halaga in the year of the shorts

  • Posted on 18 October 202118 October 2021
  • byLeo Baltar
#SineHalaga is the latest addition to the country’s online film festival landscape, following Cinemalaya and Pista ng Pelikulang Pilipino’s shift to digital platforms. However, as a film fest yet to establish its foothold, its selection is still rough around the edges.
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‘Ipagpatuloy ang simulain’: Ang pagpapamana ng aktibismo sa kabataan

  • Posted on 25 September 202125 September 2021
  • byRenz Palalimpa
Sa isang press conference noong Set. 17., sinariwa ng mga aktibistang tumuligsa sa Batas Militar ang kanilang maagang pagmulat sa pagkilos. Anila, bagamat ilang dekada na ang nakalipas, hindi nawala ang diwa ng aktibismo sa hanay ng kabataan.
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