Solons reject impeachment raps against Marcos Jr.
Today’s result however means Marcos Jr. has a year’s reprieve before another impeachment complaint may be lodged against him.
Feb
2026
4
‘Iwas Rape Tips’ spark outrage, expose gaps in police approach to sexual violence
Women’s alliance Gabriela said the messaging echoed outdated and harmful narratives that suggest rape can be avoided through personal caution alone.
Feb
2026
4
124 years on, church and workers renew bond of solidarity
“We are not only looking back at history—we are talking about a living wage, security of tenure, job security, workplace safety, the eight-hour workday, and contractualization. These were already issues 124 years ago, and they are still the struggles we are fighting for today.”
Feb
2026
4
Lumads oppose renewal of private firm’s forest management deal
The incident highlighted the Lumads’ long-standing concerns pertaining to their ancestral domain
Feb
2026
3
Change in PrimeWater ownership did not end Bukidnon city consumers’ woes
Even to this day, residents express outrage because of low to no water connection in several areas in Malaybalay City, yet monthly bills continue
Feb
2026
2
‘Manindigan’ | Human rights campaign perseveres amid attacks, violations
“There are trials and hardships, but the victory born of our collective stand—and the freedom of those burdened with these cases—is far greater and far more meaningful.”
Feb
2026
1
Mindoro survivor denies NTF-ELCAC ‘terror-grooming’ claims
“The limits of youth’s social and political power to change the rotten system drive them to live the lives and join the struggle of the workers and peasants both in the cities and countryside,”
Feb
2026
1
Proposed socmed registration repressive – ICT experts
The lack of clear, strict limitations on further use and cross-referencing of verification data raises the concern of sensitive information being used beyond verification.
Jan
2026
30
Anti-corruption activists fight back against sedition complaints
“Doubling down on the persecution of anti-corruption protesters, only reinforces our doubts on the sincerity of the government’s drive against bureaucratic corruption."
Jan
2026
30
Church councils condemn Cumpio, Domequil conviction
The United Church of Christ in the Philippines (UCCP) and the National Council of Churches in the Philippines (NCCP) issued public statements on January 26 rejecting the conviction and urging its reversal.
Jan
2026
30
Trump’s Board of Peace a clear departure from international law – critics
“This board is outside the framework of the United Nations and has not included the Palestinian authority, the future of Gaza nor the future of the West Bank.”
Jan
2026
29
Gov’t action demanded over Basilan ferry tragedy
The family of Zamboanga City Mayor Khymer Adan Olaso’s wife reportedly owns Aleson Shipping Lines.
Jan
2026
28
Negros human rights workers face harassment
They constitute attacks against human rights defenders, as well as environmental and food defenders, who are working to protect land, livelihoods, and the environment for present and future generations.”
Jan
2026
28
Int’l groups call for Cumpio, Domequil release
Cumpio and Domequil were targeted because of their efforts to improve the lives of the poor people in Eastern Visayas.
Jan
2026
27
ICC finds Duterte fit for trial
The Court clearly finds that Duterte is a perceptive person who has a broad understanding of what he has been charged with.
Jan
2026
27
Bukidnon children’s exposure to military firearms denounced
Photographs posted by the Army online show that children were on the top of military armored vehicles, while some of them were assisted by soldiers in holding long firearms.
