She was always ready
August 23, 2021
From ‘Jungle Jologz’ to the jungles of Negros, a friend recalls the odyssey of martyred revolutionary poet and writer Kerima Lorena Tariman.
Author: Contribution
So, paano na tayo?
March 22, 2021
Kulang sa oportunidad ang bansa sa mga tulad ni Wesley So, kaya natutulak silang tumungo sa diumano’y ‘luntiang pastulan’.
NDFP’s Alan Jazmines on national industrialization & the peace talks
July 8, 2018
Even with the apparent cancellation of peace negotiations with the Duterte regime, the revolutionary movement has advocated for national industrialization.
A thousand Myles
March 25, 2018
Myles Albasin is one of six youths arrested in Mabinay, Negros Oriental and falsely accused of being armed guerrillas.
In Memory of Wendell ‘Ka Waquin’ Gumban
August 2, 2016
Wendell, or Waquin to his comrades, was a scholar of the people who left his petty-bourgeois life to serve oppressed workers and, later, landless peasants and indigenous people–as a guerrilla of the New People’s Army.
Infographic | Military attacks on Lumad community schools in Mindanao
June 25, 2015
Here is an alarming statistic: About 3,000 Lumad children have been denied of their right to education because of the Aquino administration’s counter-insurgency military offensives in Mindanao. And in the center of it all–along with the various units of the Armed Forces of the Philippines, of course–is the Department of Education itself, with its Davao del Norte division leading […]
Dispatches: Walking in Fear in the Philippines
May 7, 2015
By Carlos Conde for Human Rights Watch In a country where extrajudicial executions by state security forces are a longstanding problem, potential victims take any threat seriously. So when farmers’ rights activist Eduardo Regidor noticed that three armed men were trailing him around Davao City last week, he sought refuge in the local offices of […]
