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Senatorial bets pledge to junk ‘anti-people’ environmental policies

Posted on 1 April 2025
byDonavie Gud

Senatorial bets vow to reject “anti-people” environmental policies such as the Mining Act and reclamation projects, during an environmental town hall held by Panatang Luntian on March 14 at the…

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Province-based campus pubs grapple with press freedom violations

Posted on 31 March 202531 March 2025
byKevin Christian Pilapil

Various student publications across the country have faced various college press freedom violations (CPFVs) during the first quarter of 2025, with at least one incident occurring each month. Let us…

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Senate bets clash over legalizing divorce in PH

Posted on 9 March 20258 March 2025
byZoe Davad

Divorce remains a hotly contested issue among Senate hopefuls who took part in the Harapan sa Diliman elections forum held on Feb. 20 at the University of the Philippines Diliman. …

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Educators say UP MIL initiative fills gaps in ‘outdated’ DepEd curriculum

Posted on 14 January 202514 January 2025
byVincent Gaulara and Janna Millenas

John Carlo Quiane, a media and information literacy (MIL) teacher at Batangas State University Integrated School, began using the modules and videos from the University of the Philippines (UP) Journalism…

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Duterte’s bloody legacy: Human rights abuses continue under Marcos admin

Posted on 15 December 202415 December 2024
byLance Gonzales

The struggle for justice and accountability continues as human rights violations persist under President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s administration. Since he assumed office on June 30, 2022 until November this year,…

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PalaisDAAN

Posted on 26 November 2024
byRichardson Tubo

Sa isang bansang biniyayaan ng saganang yaman ng karagatan, isang kabalintunaan na kabilang ang mga mangingisda sa mga pinaka-naghihirap na sektor sa lipunan. Tatlong dekada nang nangingisda si Tatay Alvin*,…

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A decade and a half later: Impunity for Filipino journalists persists

Posted on 23 November 2024
byAthena Altiche

Filipino journalists continue to grapple with violence, killing, and impunity 15 years after the Ampatuan Massacre, the “single deadliest event” for journalists. The massacre took 58 lives, 32 of which…

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Legal loopholes impair Comelec’s ban on ‘premature’ campaigning

Posted on 8 November 202410 November 2024
byRichardson Tubo

As the 2025 polls approach, the lack of a legal basis for classifying premature campaigning as an election offense continues to hinder the Commission on Elections (Comelec) from penalizing candidates…

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Ang Bigong Pagtugon sa ‘Learning Loss’

Posted on 26 October 2024
byJustin Boncodin and Donavie Gud

Tuwing bakasyon, ang inaalala lang ng mga estudyante ay kung paano papalipasin ang pagkabagot sa bahay. Ngunit para sa high school student na si Jerald, ito ay panahon kung kailan…

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Palawan IPs Face Harassment by Alleged San Miguel Corp Personnel

Posted on 8 October 202423 August 2025
byAndre Esguerra and Bea Umali

Fifty years after being forcibly evicted from their 10,821-hectare ancestral territory, the Indigenous peoples (IPs) of Brgy. Bugsuk, Palawan, grapple anew with armed attacks on their last remaining island. Armed…

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Fate of UP’s budget now in the Senate

Posted on 5 October 2024
byDonavie Gud

The University of the Philippines (UP) System could face a P2.4-billion budget cut after the House of Representatives (HOR) passed the 2025 national budget on its third and final reading…

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‘Alipato at Muog’ review: On the ever-dimming embers of justice

Posted on 30 September 20242 October 2024
byRobb Nigel Moya

TW: This article contains mentions of violence. There are cases where, despite our best efforts and wishes, history seems to move on. Not because of any moral failing or withheld…